▲ 87 r/Layoffs

Entry Level Tech Jobs Are Dying. They Beat The Odds.

On working at Salesforce:

"If you don’t hit your numbers, you’re out... it was definitely a big source of stress, having to know I need to hit my numbers this month or I may not have a job next month."

"They fire lots of people," one said bluntly.

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u/Classic-Acadia272 — 18 days ago
▲ 23 r/ucla

The Biggest Tech Union in the Country Isn't in Silicon Valley

"More than 2,100 IT and technical workers across the University of California voted to join UPTE-CWA 9119, pushing the union’s tech unit to 8,400 people and making it the largest tech worker union in the country. These are the workers who keep UC’s research, hospitals, cybersecurity, and public data systems running. Infrastructure that millions of Californians touch without ever thinking about it."

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u/Classic-Acadia272 — 27 days ago

How is Piastri STILL babied like this?

In the year 2026 why are creators still claiming McLaren “backed the wrong driver in 2025” and are continuing to screw Piastri over in 2026.

I know I shouldn’t get annoyed by social media… I just genuinely don’t understand how this is still a massive narrative online when he’s spent the last 9 months getting thoroughly schooled by Norris. Like I don’t see any other driver get this treatment.

u/Classic-Acadia272 — 1 month ago

VC firm Andreessen Horowitz is the biggest donor in the midterm elections, having funneled $115M+ so far.

This spending marks a shift: the biggest donors are no longer individual billionaires but corporations.

"My conclusion is this has to be a permanent role that we play,” said Andreessen.

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u/Classic-Acadia272 — 2 months ago