Jensen Huang’s wife and daughter dress him: Who really picks the Nvidia CEO’s famous leather jacket
Jensen Huang leather jacket: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has revealed that his wife, Lori, and their daughter help choose his clothes, including his signature black leather jacket. From his 20-year association with the look to how he met Lori at Oregon State University, here’s what Huang has shared about his wardrobe and family.
IITians get shocked when they learn a paani puri seller has Rs 4.5 lakh per month in profit: ‘He works for six hours…’
A group of IITians was astonished to learn that someone earning more than Rs 1.2 lakh a month lacked a degree from IIT or any other university. He was a modest paani puri vendor, and this income originated from merely one stall.
Job market dark reality: Man attends 55 interviews after applying for over 175 roles, gets no offers, says, 'Doesn't know what else to do...'
In a relentless job search, a determined candidate has submitted 175 applications and participated in 55 interviews but has yet to secure an offer. After advancing to the final round 25 times, financial pressure has mounted due to exhausted unemployment benefits. To increase their chances, they have turned to artificial intelligence for targeted job hunting, highlighting the struggles faced by many in today’s demanding employment landscape.
Laid-off employee attends 55 interviews in seven months but receives no job offers; Netizens explain why taking a 50% pay cut makes sense
A laid-off jobseeker's Reddit post has sparked discussion about the increasingly difficult employment market after revealing that 175 job applications, 55 interviews and 25 final-round appearances have resulted in zero job offers. With unemployment benefits exhausted after nearly seven months, the individual has turned to an AI agent to find suitable vacancies, customise resumes, prepare for interviews and track applications. The post also prompted other users to share their experiences of repeated rejections, referrals and the challenges of securing a job despite extensive preparation.
IIT alumni explains why his company treats people who scored 90% on his test as very ‘low trust’: ‘Anyone who scored that high always…’
A former IIT Madras student recently launched into an angry tirade. A Reddit user on the IIT Madras subreddit shared that he had created a test that he was unable to pass with a perfect score. He encountered graduates who manipulated the system and achieved 90% on the exam. He expressed regret that these individuals are not suitable candidates for hiring.
Man unemployed for a year gets a call from a company. Then an email leaves him devastated: ‘Feel cursed…’
A jobseeker’s excitement over finally hearing back from a company turned into disappointment after discovering that the call was made by mistake. Sharing his experience on Reddit’s Recruiting Hell, the user revealed that he had been unemployed for a year and that a rare response to his direct application ended in heartbreak.
Canva layoffs 2026: CEO Melanie Perkins plans to give away 80% of her billion-dollar fortune as company announces 22% job reductions
Canva CEO: Canva CEO Melanie Perkins has drawn attention amid the company's decision to cut 1,271 jobs, affecting 22% of its workforce. Perkins has also pledged to donate more than 80% of her wealth to charity. The billionaire co-founder, who built Canva from a small start-up into a $42 billion company, signed The Giving Pledge with her husband Cliff Obrecht in 2021.
‘They spent it all on minerals’: Fans turn to Hank Schrader jokes as ‘Breaking Bad’ star Dean Norris faces divorce and debt
Dean Norris, known for his role in Breaking Bad, is going through a divorce from wife Bridget Norris. The couple married in 2001 and has five children together, with Bridget seeking joint custody. Their restaurant, Swing Inn Cafe, is also facing financial difficulties with Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The cafe, operational since 1927, has significant debts and lost considerable sales recently.
36-48 months of salary as Diwali bonus, rumours or true? Micron's bonanza to Indian employees confirmed by techie
Micron employees in India are reportedly receiving massive Diwali bonuses, with some payouts allegedly running into several times their annual salaries. Reddit discussions and posts on X have highlighted claims of employees receiving lakhs in cash and additional stock awards. One recently hired employee reportedly received Rs 12 lakh in cash and Rs 8 lakh worth of RSUs against an annual package of Rs 7-8 lakh.
Diwali bonus dilemma: Should a nanny earning Rs 40,000 per month from Pune family get the same festive monthly bonus as a maid?
A Pune family’s question about how much Diwali bonus to pay its domestic workers has led to a debate on Reddit. The family pays its nanny Rs 40,000 per month, compared with Rs 7,000 for its cook and Rs 4,000 for its maid, and is unsure whether the nanny should receive an entire month's salary as a festive bonus. While some Reddit users suggested paying 10-50% of her monthly salary, others argued that one month's salary is the customary Diwali bonus.
Reddit blasts Australia's 'inept' social media ban as court challenge begins
Australia's world-first teen social media ban was "ill thought out" and amounted to a "profound restriction on political debate", a lawyer for messaging platform Reddit told the country's top court in the first legal challenge to the law.
Nasdaq Outlook: Is the worst over for AI-fuelled tech stocks?
Wall Street’s AI-led rally faced a sharp setback as the Nasdaq recorded its biggest single-day fall since June. Heavy losses in technology stocks reflected growing investor concerns over hyperscaler spending and the returns on artificial intelligence investments.
October ends with a thud for Intel, Reddit, AI stalwarts
A fresh test of this year's technology rally sent the Nasdaq composite on Friday to its biggest decline since June. Chipmaker Intel and social media firm Reddit fell 29% and Sandisk, a chipmaker that has been one of the great beneficiaries of the AI capital-spending boom, dropped 13%.
Reddit stock plunges 30% as Google's AI search threatens traffic and user growth
Reddit shares plunged 23% after the company warned that Google's AI powered search features were hurting referral traffic and could lead to a decline in daily active users. Pinterest also fell after issuing a weaker revenue outlook, as pressure on European cross border sellers weighed on its business and growth expectations.
Stop giving solutions for problems: Former job recruiter shares 5 interview tips to get hired at big tech companies
A former job interviewer who says he has conducted 100 interviews has shared five tips for candidates struggling to clear technical rounds. He advises job seekers to stop rushing into coding, explain their approach, start with a brute-force solution and practise around 50 carefully selected questions. He also explains why communication, checking edge cases and applying for jobs while preparing can make a difference in landing a tech job.
US stock market crash today: Why are Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P 500 falling? Intel, Amazon, Nvidia and AMD stocks slide
Why is the US stock market down today? Weak earnings from Intel and Amazon, plus AI worries, pulled the Nasdaq down 2.14% and the S&P 500 down 1.29%. Dow Jones is at 52,113.50, down 0.44%. Nvidia, AMD and Reddit also fell.
Reddit posts search traffic declines, will push visitor sign-ins to curb data scraping
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman outlined a plan on Thursday to make signing-in mandatory for most content as the company grapples with data scraping and declining search referral traffic in recent months.
‘I hope you never return… ’: Employee resigns. His former manager’s message to him goes viral. Netizens react: ‘Rare W…’
A post about a former manager who reached out to a former employee has become viral on the subreddit Indian Workplace. The manager, though he had criticised the employee’s decision to quit, later messaged him and let him know he hoped he wouldn’t have to return to the company ad wished him all the success in life.
Rs 13.5 LPA job offer, 3.5 years of experience: Techie considers moving to Bengaluru for a better lifestyle. Users warn: ‘Not worth the traffic and the tiredness.’
A techie with 3.5 years under his belt weighs a Rs 13.5 LPA job offer in Bengaluru. While he dreams of a brighter future with improved work-life harmony, financial stability remains on his mind. Reddit threads warn about the financial strain associated with relocating to this vibrant city, even as he envisions new career horizons ahead.
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