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More than 1,100 high school students participated in the second series of career guidance programs of the Bosch and Mobilis Interactive Experience ...

The Devil Wears Prada: What HR Can Learn From Pop Culture's Most Toxic Boss
Miranda Priestly, the fictional editor-in-chief of Runway magazine, is pop culture's most famous nightmare boss. ...

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"She got 60 minutes after 14 years" - This is how a mother with small children was sent away from Audi
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Scandalous HR stories: wiretapping, mock interviews, retaliation
According to lawsuits filed against large American companies, some HR departments served the interests of managers rather than the protection of ...

Only one in ten job seekers is willing to interview with artificial intelligence
The rise of artificial intelligence in HR is causing mixed reactions: while half of the companies are already using algorithms, a significant number ...