DoorDash plans 3,000 roles at a new Hyderabad technology center
The expansion adds another major global capability center to Hyderabad and points to continued demand for technology, operations and support talent in India.
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The expansion adds another major global capability center to Hyderabad and points to continued demand for technology, operations and support talent in India.
LinkedIn says hiring is slower than pre-pandemic levels while AI-created roles and fast-changing skill requirements are increasing the need for trusted, skills-based candidate evaluation.
LinkedIn reported month-over-month hiring gains across Technology, Information and Media, even as national hiring remained below last year and below the pre-pandemic pace.
The role combines strong technical execution with customer-facing problem solving, reflecting a broader shift toward professionals who can translate AI capabilities into business outcomes.
The latest labor data showed softer demand for workers but continued low layoffs, suggesting employers remain selective rather than broadly cutting staff.
Recent LinkedIn reporting points to slower overall hiring, but stronger demand around AI-enabled work, forward-deployed technical roles and skills that combine engineering with business context
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New always-on agent products highlight how quickly enterprise AI is shifting from chat interfaces toward systems that can carry out longer-running work across business applications.
Investment in compute, open-source models and robotics is intensifying competition across the global AI ecosystem and reshaping the skills companies need.