VMware customers are seeing massive late fees since Broadcom acquired the company
VMware's transition to subscription models under Broadcom has led to customer frustration and driven some demand for competitive solutions.
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Building a private 5G network for your business could be beneficial if you need high speeds for data transfers.
I quit my dream job at VMware just 10 days after Broadcom announced its $61 billion acquisition plan. Here's why I knew I had to leave.
Despite having a competing offer with better pay, this anonymous person chose VMware because of the culture, but soon after regretted the choice.
Box CEO explains how the cloud company boosted revenue by $246 million amid the downturn by paying closer attention to its biggest enterprise deals
Box's stock prices have fluctuated over the year. Still, Box sees its spike in earnings as a win, CEO Aaron Levie told Insider.
VMware employees describe 'aggressive' recruiter outreach from AWS, Google, and IBM after Broadcom deal announced
"There was blood in the water right away, immediately," said one VMware employee, who estimated they received 20 recruiter messages after the deal.
I was a music teacher who burned out during the pandemic. Here's how I doubled my pay by switching to tech.
I quickly saw the similarities between client onboarding and teaching, and I taught myself the technical basics to break into the new role.
I'm a recruiter who's placed over 700 people at companies like Microsoft, Google, and Facebook. Here are the 3 questions I tell candidates to ask to make sure they won't be on the wrong side of future layoffs.
Tech is in a downturn. As a recruiter for Google, Microsoft, and Facebook, I think job seekers need to ask companies the hard questions.
How I raised my salary to over $110,000 after leaving teaching to become a solutions engineer at Databricks
After teaching for three years, Pearl Ubaru became an engineer at Databricks by going back to school for another degree.
14 programming languages like Swift and Scala that could land you a salary of $155,000 or more, according to a survey of 73,000 developers
Stack Overflow surveyed over 73,000 developers to find the highest-paying programming languages, including Clojure, Elixir, and Scala.
I was laid off from Coinbase. Working in crypto was a dream but now I am frustrated and angry at the company's failed promises.
As crypto crashed, Miguel Cuevas found out he was one of 1,100 employees that Coinbase laid off. He says tensions are high after recent turmoil.
More tech workers are raising their salaries by as much as 30% by using anonymous salary websites like Levels.fyi and Glassdoor
Usage of Levels.fyi for salary-comparison research has more than doubled since the pandemic began, Zuhayeer Musa, a cofounder, told Insider.
Employees at firms like Amazon and Salesforce say company efforts to retain them amid the Great Resignation don't go far enough to tackle uneven compensation and low morale
Employees across tech giants say they feel undervalued and underpaid compared with new hires who are scoring bigger pay in a hot job market.
$26 billion web security giant Cloudflare just hired Cisco's head of sales to lead its push into the lucrative Latin American market
Cloudflare hired Carlos Torales from Cisco to lead the firm's charge to scout more customers in the growing Latin American market.
This CEO created a startup to save founders from flubbing their make-or-break demo moments. Here's a look at the pitch deck that raised $34 million from firms such as Tiger Global.
Jonathan Friedman, the startup Demostack's CEO, said he made his product for the most nerve-racking moment of any founder's career: the infamous demo.
How 4 tech workers capitalized on the Great Resignation and scored higher salaries by jumping companies, with one doubling their pay to $400,000
With companies holding bigger budgets for new hires than raises, employees are finding that switching companies is the best way to score better pay.
The 'Great Resignation' is creating massive pay disparities between new hires and current employees at tech firms like Google and Amazon, sparking tensions on teams and a ripple effect of departures
"It creates a morale problem," one Google employee said, adding that a noticeable number of his colleagues recently left Google for higher pay.
I burned out teaching grade school during the pandemic. Here's how I doubled my pay to $175,000 by pivoting into tech and landing a job at Zoom.
Here is how I went from working 60-plus-hour weeks and making $77,000 as a teacher to earning $175,000 in a developer-advocate role at Zoom.
New trademark filings and job postings reveal Walmart is hunting for fresh lines of revenue by selling its tech to other companies
Walmart is solidifying its enterprise technology ambitions by trademarking Walmart Commerce Technologies and making new hires.
The prominent coding boot camp Flatiron School has an ambitious new plan to help fix tech's diversity gap, and it hinges on making giants like Amazon foot the bill
Flatiron School is working with companies to cover tuition and guarantee interviews after graduation, Flatiron exec Rebekah Rombom tells Insider.
The CEO of billion-dollar Lattice quit his cushy VP job to found the company. Now, he's offering his own employees $100,000 to do the same
Lattice founder Jack Altman is incentivizing his own employees to quit, offering $100,000 in funding each if they go on to launch their own companies.