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Candidate asked if company can pay salary in stars on Telegram. Aitovites debate whether such an option is useful

WhatsApp launches new anti-fraud features and deletes 6.8 million accounts

Gemini now lets you create personalized, illustrated books with stories and audio

“As the times go, so do the vacancies…” The developer posted a vacancy in which the employer, offering very little money, noted: “Instead of mobilization, remote work”

"We didn't vote for ChatGPT": Swedish Prime Minister comes under fire for using AI

Airbnb host used AI photo to fine guest $9,000: company initially supported him

Fake business trip from IT company: border guards detained an evader with fake documents

OpenAI launches two open AI reasoning models: how they performed in tests

Zelenskyy signed a law that doubles the speed of mobile network construction in Ukraine

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What says more about you than your CV?

As Head of Recruitment at IT company IdeaSoft, I review dozens of resumes every day. They are important, but I’ll be honest: a CV is just the tip of the iceberg. The most interesting things start outside of it. Here’s what says more about a candidate than the formal lines of a resume:

"Businesses that support the Defense Forces will be able to transfer funds above the import limit." NBU eases currency restrictions for businesses: what will change

“The question is who will be faster: mono will build a good marketplace, or we will issue millions of cards like mono.” Kasta’s marketplace will be transformed into an ecosystem with its own card, competing with monobank

“The idea of becoming an AI model seemed interesting — I’d seen celebrities doing it on social media.” A 23-year-old British woman sold her face to an AI startup, and now she’s worried about the consequences

Anthropic launches free AI Fluency course: 12 lectures in 3–4 hours for effective collaboration with AI

AI assistant will help Ukrainians choose trips. Join UP! launches online platform for booking ready-made package tours

Headway Inc opened a new office in Kyiv - occupies three floors

Ukrainians have created a new drone that intercepts enemy UAVs. What Interceptor 2.0 can do

"It was my mistake that I didn't ask, but simply closed my eyes to the things I saw." The aspiring designer told how she quit her IT company the very next day after leaving. Here's why she made such a decision

Anastasia Krystopchuk, a UX/UI designer, told the story of how she quit her job after working for the company for just one day. The girl gave several reasons for this decision.

Are technology professionals allowed to go on vacation abroad by reservation? What documents are required from the employer, specific cases and legal opinions

Once upon a time, summer was considered a vacation season, and many of us even planned trips abroad for this time. Since the beginning of the full-scale war, everything has changed for the absolute majority of Ukrainians, and for the male part of the population, changes have occurred, first of all, in the legal sphere. Summer vacation trips abroad have become not a common thing, but a privilege for the «chosen ones». But is everything really so complicated if you have a reservation at your place of work? Especially since the State Border Guard Service itself said that it is possible!

"Burn the CCC." The CPD warns: Russians have launched a Telegram bot and mailing list calling for disrupting mobilization in Ukraine by setting fire to recruitment centers

Operation "Pavutyna" from the SBU: how it works from a technical point of view, what role did AI algorithms play, and why this case is important for the IT community. Technical analysis from EPAM and Neoversity experts

War is no longer just a battlefield, but a space where algorithms fight. On the night of August 4, 2025, Ukrainian drones of the Special Operations Center «A» of the Security Service of Ukraine (SOC «A» of the SBU) attacked the Saki military airfield in temporarily occupied Crimea. Result: they destroyed a Su-30SM (a fighter jet worth $35 to $50 million), damaged another plane, three Su-24 bombers, and an aviation weapons depot. This is the second high-profile operation involving the SBU, using AI and drones. The first was the unprecedented «Pavutyna», where for the first time in world practice, combat drones were controlled by AI and used open-source software. How it works from a technical point of view, what role AI algorithms played, and why this case is important for the IT community, are analyzed by Yuliana Degtyareva, Copywriting Team Lead at Neoversity IT University, and Yuriy Rybak, Senior Software Engineer at EPAM Systems and AI course instructor at Neoversity.