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There’s some really bad career advice on TikTok. Here are some of the worst tips you should ignore.
01 Aug

There’s some really bad career advice on TikTok. Here are some of the worst tips you should ignore.

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TikTok is full of people eager to share their advice on everything from dating to health to workplace etiquette.But a flurry of recruitment experts Business Insider spoke to warned against heeding every nugget of advice posted on the app.Young people entering the workforce are being judged and seen as lazy and entitled Gen Z stereotypes, while more mature candidates are fighting against ageism.Job seekers are looking for a leg up, and the algorithm happily answers.TikTok creators sharing tips for job applications and interviews aim to help, but several experts warn they may do more harm than good.Honesty is crucialIffi Wahla,…
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The new sports streaming bundle will cost $43 a month — but won’t have some of TV’s most popular sports
01 Aug

The new sports streaming bundle will cost $43 a month — but won’t have some of TV’s most popular sports

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The people behind Venu — a joint venture between Disney, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discover — think a bunch of you will pay $43 a month.That's the initial pricing for the bundle that's set to launch this fall, likely within weeks. It will include all-sports channels like ESPN and FS1, as well as traditional channels whose programming includes sports, like ABC, Fox and TNT.It's also not a surprise: When the service was first announced in February, the all-but-official indications were that it would likely be priced in the $40-to-$50 a month range. Which made sense given the underlying economics.Whether that…
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Tesla needs to figure out how to sell cars. Its salespeople say it’s stuck in the past.
01 Aug

Tesla needs to figure out how to sell cars. Its salespeople say it’s stuck in the past.

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Once, Tesla raced to produce enough cars to meet demand. Now the company is scrambling to find customers to buy them.Tesla's delivery numbers slumped for the second straight quarter in July — dropping below 50% of the US EV market share for the first time in the company's history.The company's sales team has been struggling to adapt to a much different market, according to 14 current and former employees from Tesla's sales division in North America. The sources, whose identities are known to Business Insider, spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the…
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An Apple ad bombed in Thailand over complaints it makes the country look dated and shabby
01 Aug

An Apple ad bombed in Thailand over complaints it makes the country look dated and shabby

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Apple is facing backlash over a recent ad set in Thailand, which critics say portrays the country as backward and shabby.The 10-minute video, uploaded to YouTube in mid-July, is part of a series of comedy shorts called "The Underdogs," and showcases Apple features and products through the adventures of four hapless business partners.In the latest episode, "The Underdogs: OOO (Out Of Office)," the characters head to Thailand to source a packaging company at the behest of a demanding and egotistical client back in the US, played by "Superbad" actor Christopher Mintz-Plasse.To adapt to his constantly changing requests, they dash around…
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Navigating The Tech Job Hunt: Insights From Startup Strategies
01 Aug

Navigating The Tech Job Hunt: Insights From Startup Strategies

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Transitioning into the tech industry from a nontechnical background can be challenging. However, by learning from the startup world, you can navigate your job search more effectively. Startup founders excel in building trust, networking and personal branding — skills that are directly applicable to job hunting. Here’s how you can leverage these strategies to find the right job in a tech company. 1. Building trust: The foundation of fundraising and job hunting In the startup ecosystem, angel investors value trust immensely. They invest based on their confidence in the entrepreneur, often built through personal connections and credibility. Similarly, as a…
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