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With our ingress into the post-COVID world where virtual interaction is likely to hold sway for the foreseeable future, the need for engaging, virtual experiences has also increased significantly. Various companies are now on the lookout for the latest methods to deliver efficient services that simulate in-person networking. The transition to virtual office setups has been anything but seamless. In order to overcome the challenges that have been brought about by this transition, Zoom has introduced new virtual networking features in Zoom Events. The latest resource will aid event marketers in offering the essence of in-person experiences to a remote audience. Talking about the long-term audience connections with virtual networking, Zoom's representative Robin Bunevich stated: With Zoom Events, organizations can foster a tighter sense of community between attendees and hosts, enabling them to connect, learn from one another, and expand their professional networks. Over the next several months, we’ll continue to add even more networking tools to help your attendees make meaningful and productive contacts within their industry. Now, users can enable or disable networking on a per-event basis when hosting an event on the Zoom Events platform. If networking is enabled for a virtual event, participants will have options…

Sebastian Siemiatkowski, 40, wrote on LinkedIn that he has "mixed feelings about this document."The chief executive officer of Klarna Bank AB has polarized opinion on social media after posting a contact list of former employees recently dismissed by the Swedish company as part of a drive to curb costs.Sebastian Siemiatkowski, 40, wrote on LinkedIn that he has "mixed feelings about this document" because it reflects both the caliber of the departing Klarna staff and a "very hard decision that saddens me deeply."Those named on the list have signed up for it voluntarily and it was created by an employee who remains at the company, a spokesperson for Klarna said.Reactions to the CEO's post ranged from outrage over its "tone deaf" content to praise for grabbing the attention of recruiters. The largest trade union in Sweden's financial industry, Finansforbundet, told Bloomberg that it has asked to discuss the posting of the list with Klarna.The union also said it wasn't consulted on the job cuts and "expected information from the company at an early stage and not to have to read about the process in the media," the head of the union, Ulrika Boethius, said in emailed comments.Klarna's spokesperson says the company…

Reactions to the CEO’s post ranged from outrage over its “tone deaf” content to praise for grabbing the attention of recruiters. The largest trade union in Sweden’s financial industry, Finansforbundet, told Bloomberg that it has asked to discuss the posting of the list with Klarna. The union also said it wasn’t consulted on the job cuts and “expected information from the company at an early stage and not to have to read about the process in the media,” the head of the union, Ulrika Boethius, said in emailed comments. Klarna’s spokesperson says the company “has not given notice of dismissal, and is therefore not obliged to inform the unions, but hopes to reach an agreement with the employees concerned. Should a redundancy arise, it will be handled in accordance with laws and regulations.”

The agency is seeking an additional $260 million to complete electrification of train lines between San Francisco and San Jose. As Benjamin Schneider reports in the San Francisco Examiner, “Caltrain is on the cusp of completing its most significant upgrade since the rail line debuted in 1863. By converting its power source from fossil fuels to electricity, trains travelling between San Francisco and San Jose will be faster, more frequent and far less polluting.” But the agency needs an additional $260 million to finish the project by the target 2024 completion date. “The project, which also includes a new signal system and other improvements, was originally budgeted for $1.9 billion, but costs ballooned to about $2.4 billion. The $462 million shortfall was partly the result of pandemic disruption, cost increases and unexpected construction issues along the nearly 160-year-old railway.” The project also had to replace its signal system to comply with federal and state standards. To secure the needed funding, “The agency’s best hope is at the state level where several Bay Area legislators have proposed a bill, AB 2197, that would appropriate $260 million to the project from the general fund.” According to the article, electric trains will have…

Recruiters often receive hundreds, if not thousands, of applications for a job listing — and whether you're submitting the same resume for the 50th time or spent an hour crafting the perfect cover letter, there's no guarantee someone will look at your application, or invite you to an interview, after you hit "submit."But there's a surefire way to stand out in the job search, a step that most candidates forget to do after they send in their application, Jeff Hyman, the CEO of Recruit Rockstars, tells CNBC Make It: following up with a company's hiring manager, or recruiter, over email. "It takes a little bit of confidence and research, but it works better than any technique that I've seen in getting a hiring manager's attention," he says. "As a hiring manager, when I get a note like that — which is rare — I always read it."Before sending an email to the hiring manager or your would-be boss, however, it's important to double-check the instructions on the job posting, Paul McDonald, senior executive director for Robert Half, says. "Some organizations will say, 'Do not contact us,'" he adds, but nine times out of ten, it's a smart job search tactic that…

The Microsoft-owned social networking giant LinkedIn has stepped up to welcome further security improvements. Specifically, LinkedIn has now made its private bug bounty program on HackerOne available for the public to participate. LinkedIn Bug Bounty Program As announced via a recent post, the popular social media platform LinkedIn has now formally announced its bug bounty program. LinkedIn is one of the largest social platforms known for professional networking. It currently boasts over 830 million users. This massive user base naturally attracted cybersecurity threats. Hence, the platform kept appearing for breaches, bugs, and data scraping in the news. Nonetheless, the service continued working to strengthen its security, and now, they have moved on to welcoming bug reports from everyone. As elaborated, the platform already had a bug bounty program running since 2014 on HackerOne. However, it was a private, invite-only program. But now, the platform has opened it up for everyone to participate, as long as the bugs fall into the approved categories. Since 2014, our private bug bounty program with HackerOne, which connects businesses with cybersecurity researchers, has been a key part of our product security efforts having awarded more than $250,000 across nearly 500 submissions covering the LinkedIn member…

Without more specific regulations, the Justice40 initiative, which requires spending 40 percent of federal funds in underserved areas, could fund projects that increase emissions and pollution. “In President Biden’s first weeks in office, he established an environmental justice initiative called Justice40, which aims to direct benefits from federal investments to disadvantaged communities.” As Abigail Grimminger reports in Streetsblog, “The executive order listed the following as areas of emphasis: clean energy and energy efficiency, clean transit, affordable and sustainable housing, training and workforce development, the remediation and reduction of legacy pollution, and the development of critical clean water infrastructure.” But as states and cities receive federal funding for climate projects, “states and local governments are primed to make these investments without any direction on how to ensure that 40 percent of the benefits go to the people and places most in need.” As Grimminger explains, this is because, “First, US DOT does not have the authority to meet that number because 69 percent of infrastructure funds are formula grants and have very few strings attached.” “Second, even if the US DOT was on track, there’s a huge difference between simply spending 40 percent of money within underserved communities, and spending 40…