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"Whoever Crosses Limit...": Indian Company Sends Email On Extended Breaks, Internet Reacts
An Indian company is facing backlash online after the CEO sent a mass email, warning employees that exceeding a 15-minute break could lead to termination.
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"It's Embarrassing...": Deepinder Goyal On Reddit Post Alleging "Internal Chaos" At Zomato
Online food delivery platform Zomato's CEO, Deepinder Goyal, on Friday dismissed claims made in a Reddit post about his company losing market share and descending into total chaos.
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Job Applicant Says Startup CEO Made Him Work 6 Hours For Free, Then Ghosted
The incident came to light after the frustrated candidate shared his experience on the popular Reddit community r/recruitinghell.
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"Losing My Sh*t": Man Job-Hunts As Boss Relies On ChatGPT For Answers
A frustrated accountant has called out their CEO for relying on ChatGPT instead of trusting professionals.
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"Rudest Rejection": CEO Scolds Candidate For Wasting His Time, Calls Application "Irrelevant"
The candidate said he had applied for a consultant position, but the CEO responded by calling the application "irrelevant" and scolding him for "wasting" their time.
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Reddit User Alleges CEO Made Late Comers Stand Outside Office Doors, Sparks Debate
The Reddit post ignited a heated discussion, with many users criticising the method as "heavy-handed" and "disrespectful."
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OpenAI Chief Says It Needs Different Open-Source Strategy
Sam Altman's comments came during an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit where he fielded questions including whether he would consider publishing OpenAI research.
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Here's What OpenAI's Sam Altman Has To Say About New Innovations In ChatGPT
The OpenAI CEO along with his four colleagues- Kevin Weil, Srinivas Narayanan, and Mark Chen held an "Ask Me Anything" on social media website Reddit, spilling the beans on some important updates regarding their flagship product, ChatGPT.
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OpenAI Will Not Release GPT-5 This Year But ‘Some Very Good Releases’ Are Coming, Says CEO Sam Altman
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and several other company executives hosted an ask-me-anything (AMA) session on Thursday. The session was hosted on the social networking platform Reddit and users were told to ask questions about the AI firm’s products such as ChatGPT or general queries about artificial intelligence (AI) and artificial general intelligence ...
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"The Irony": Mental Health Company Fires Employee For Liking 'Toxic Workplace' Post
She described a challenging work environment and reported difficulties with her manager and CEO, characterising their behaviour as hostile and toxic.
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Reddit Announces Plans for Testing AI-Powered Summaries for Search Result Pages
Reddit will begin testing summaries generated using artificial intelligence (AI) for content, the company announced during its earnings call with investors on Tuesday. The AI-powered summaries will appear at the top of the search result pages. Courtesy of this feature, Reddit aims to help users “dive deeper” into the platform’s content, inclu...
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Reddit's "Young Troll" CEO Preps For IPO, Targets $6.5 Billion Valuation
Reddit Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Huffman has run the site for the better part of a decade. His tenure has been marked by scandal, triumph and, most recently, a $193 million payday.
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CEO's Email Response To Employee's Resignation Letter Sparks Outrage On Internet
A Reddit user 6rynn shared that they quit their job after their CEO became "verbally abusive" in the past month.
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''Avoid Travelling...'': Redditor Accuses Lufthansa Staff Of Insulting Indians, Paytm CEO Reacts
A Reddit user mentioned several instances of the Lufthansa staff members discriminating against Indians and insulting them.
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Reddit CEO Praises Elon Musk's Cost-Cutting Moves Amid Widespread Protest
Mr Huffman's comments come at a time when he himself is battling widespread protests over the API changes on its platform.
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"Whoever Crosses Limit...": Indian Company Sends Email On Extended Breaks, Internet Reacts
An Indian company is facing backlash online after the CEO sent a mass email, warning employees that exceeding a 15-minute break could lead to termination.
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"It's Embarrassing...": Deepinder Goyal On Reddit Post Alleging "Internal Chaos" At Zomato
Online food delivery platform Zomato's CEO, Deepinder Goyal, on Friday dismissed claims made in a Reddit post about his company losing market share and descending into total chaos.
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Job Applicant Says Startup CEO Made Him Work 6 Hours For Free, Then Ghosted
The incident came to light after the frustrated candidate shared his experience on the popular Reddit community r/recruitinghell.
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"Losing My Sh*t": Man Job-Hunts As Boss Relies On ChatGPT For Answers
A frustrated accountant has called out their CEO for relying on ChatGPT instead of trusting professionals.
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"Rudest Rejection": CEO Scolds Candidate For Wasting His Time, Calls Application "Irrelevant"
The candidate said he had applied for a consultant position, but the CEO responded by calling the application "irrelevant" and scolding him for "wasting" their time.
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Reddit User Alleges CEO Made Late Comers Stand Outside Office Doors, Sparks Debate
The Reddit post ignited a heated discussion, with many users criticising the method as "heavy-handed" and "disrespectful."
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OpenAI Chief Says It Needs Different Open-Source Strategy
Sam Altman's comments came during an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit where he fielded questions including whether he would consider publishing OpenAI research.
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Here's What OpenAI's Sam Altman Has To Say About New Innovations In ChatGPT
The OpenAI CEO along with his four colleagues- Kevin Weil, Srinivas Narayanan, and Mark Chen held an "Ask Me Anything" on social media website Reddit, spilling the beans on some important updates regarding their flagship product, ChatGPT.
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OpenAI Will Not Release GPT-5 This Year But ‘Some Very Good Releases’ Are Coming, Says CEO Sam Altman
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and several other company executives hosted an ask-me-anything (AMA) session on Thursday. The session was hosted on the social networking platform Reddit and users were told to ask questions about the AI firm’s products such as ChatGPT or general queries about artificial intelligence (AI) and artificial general intelligence ...
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"The Irony": Mental Health Company Fires Employee For Liking 'Toxic Workplace' Post
She described a challenging work environment and reported difficulties with her manager and CEO, characterising their behaviour as hostile and toxic.
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Reddit Announces Plans for Testing AI-Powered Summaries for Search Result Pages
Reddit will begin testing summaries generated using artificial intelligence (AI) for content, the company announced during its earnings call with investors on Tuesday. The AI-powered summaries will appear at the top of the search result pages. Courtesy of this feature, Reddit aims to help users “dive deeper” into the platform’s content, inclu...
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Reddit's "Young Troll" CEO Preps For IPO, Targets $6.5 Billion Valuation
Reddit Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Huffman has run the site for the better part of a decade. His tenure has been marked by scandal, triumph and, most recently, a $193 million payday.
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CEO's Email Response To Employee's Resignation Letter Sparks Outrage On Internet
A Reddit user 6rynn shared that they quit their job after their CEO became "verbally abusive" in the past month.
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''Avoid Travelling...'': Redditor Accuses Lufthansa Staff Of Insulting Indians, Paytm CEO Reacts
A Reddit user mentioned several instances of the Lufthansa staff members discriminating against Indians and insulting them.
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Reddit CEO Praises Elon Musk's Cost-Cutting Moves Amid Widespread Protest
Mr Huffman's comments come at a time when he himself is battling widespread protests over the API changes on its platform.
