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Chernogorenko: "I want to digitalize the church for the military. Can you imagine priests getting CDTO?"

"In Ukraine, 15,000-18,000 IT specialists out of 330,000 are reserved." The Kharkiv IT Cluster has compiled statistics on bookings and mobilization of IT specialists

Over 3,000 shrapnel in the affected area: Finnish company Insta, together with a Ukrainian partner, developed the Steel Eagle anti-personnel drone

Chernogorenko: "I believed that "Army+" could be implemented voluntarily, but there is sabotage from certain commanders to provide "Army ID"

Dreaming of working for a big IT company? Here are job search tips from a former Amazon, Meta, and Google recruiter for juniors and seniors

“I received six resumes from such managers with salary requirements from 3,000-$6,000…jun-middle level.” Due to the cessation of funding for USAID grant projects, many PM candidates will appear on the market. Is it worth hiring them for business — recruiters debate

Ukrainian SkyLab UA has created a TROPA remote demining module for the Sirko-S1 robotic complex. What is its feature?

In Ukraine, domains with the same name as DeepSeek have been registered and are already advertising casinos

China's Alibaba releases new AI model that allegedly outperforms DeepSeek's V3 and Meta's Llama

Ukrainian developers created DogsNavigator - a super app that helps you find friends among dog owners in your area

Chernogorenko: "This year, the training courses of our military in "Army+" will be translated into English and we will provide them to NATO military"

Apple is allegedly secretly working with SpaceX to add satellite support to the new version of iOS for iPhone

Google added the US to the list of "sensitive countries", which includes Russia, China and Iraq: what does this mean

Ukrainians created an app to support people who lost limbs during the war. How Limbella works

The Ministry of Defense has begun production of its own FPV drones

OpenAI launches a new version of ChatGPT, specifically designed for government agencies

Startup Character AI, which is being sued over a teenager's suicide, has said it is protected by the US Constitution, just like computer code

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"Touchpoint" - about the importance of websites as a meeting place for the brand and the consumer

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"Touchpoint" - about the importance of websites as a meeting place for the brand and the consumer

Imagine your website as a real-world touchpoint, a place where two realities meet: yours and your customer’s. Are you ready to welcome your visitors the way they need to?

"The data of millions of Italians is at risk": Italy became the first country to officially contact DeepSeek regarding the processing of its citizens' data

Find a bug and receive a reward from FUIB. Test the cybersecurity of the bank's services

Ukrainian IT professionals have the opportunity to earn money by identifying potential bugs in the system of one of the country’s leading banks. We tell you who can join, what experience they can gain, and how much they can earn.

OpenAI accuses China's DeepSeek of using US AI models to train chatbot. The company found evidence of model "distillation"

LinkedIn co-founder launches MedTech startup that uses AI to develop new treatments for cancer and rare diseases

"When they give you a quiz, it's like a "field of wonders", asking not the questions that are important for the project, but the questions that were Googled." What pisses off IT professionals about recruiters' work: 10 triggers from the first word of mouth

Senior Recruiter Natalia Shelepko asked the community what drives IT professionals crazy during interviews with recruiters and tech interviews. Here are the 10 most popular triggers.

“It is only after the skills match with the must-have technologies in the vacancy that you can move on.” What automated systems do recruiters use to work and process resumes?

Part of Linkedin is ablaze with comments from outraged IT professionals who say they are not receiving responses to their submitted resumes and assume that recruiters are probably not even reading their documents. dev.ua decided to leave the ethical issue of correspondence without answers alone for now, but was interested in how resume selection can take place, whether recruiters use automated systems and AI in this process, and how ranking occurs in this case. We asked these questions to recruitment specialists. What we managed to find out will be useful for both recruiters and candidates.