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X, Formerly Twitter, Might Offer Job Search Feature on Platform

Users of X, formerly known as Twitter, will soon have the ability to discover job opportunities tailored to their qualifications directly within the social media platform. In July, a screenshot of the ‘Twitter Hiring’ feature surfaced, shared by a diligent app researcher. This feature is offered free of charge, allowing organizations to showcase job openings on their respective company profiles to attract top-quality talent. Verified companies will be able to post up to five job listings on their profiles. The introduction of this feature aligns with Elon Musk’s vision of creating an all-in-one platform, offering a wide range of services. According to a recent update from X Daily, a Twitter-related news account, the ‘XHiring’ handle has already begun posting job listings. Currently, these job listings are visible only on the web and accessible to users in the United States. Chris Bakke, the former CEO of Laskie, a job-matching platform recently acquired by Twitter, confirmed that the platform is gearing up to launch a job search feature. This feature will facilitate job seekers in finding opportunities that match their qualifications effectively. In other recent news, X has removed all images posted on the platform between 2011 and 2014. This action is likely related to difficulties in displaying old posts with attachments, such as images and hyperlinks. However, whether this removal was intentional or due to technical issues remains uncertain.

Twitter reduces workers in the TA department by 30%.

Twitter has further called for the firing of 30% of the members of the talent-acquisition team after briefly stopping hiring activities this year. The Company disclosed to the media that 30% of the workers in the talent-acquisition department were let go. Twitter has promised that departing employees will get a severance payment, but no specifics have been provided. It’s also unclear how many employees will actually be impacted. Twitter had declared a hiring freeze in the majority of departments in May 2022 as a cost-saving measure. Since Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, is in the process of buying Twitter, it is assumed that the company is making all necessary preparations for its continued operations. Although the CEO of Twitter, Parag Agrawal, stated in a note to staff that the hiring freeze does not signal that there will be layoffs, employees from the talent acquisition department are being asked to leave just a month after the hiring pause. Additionally, Twitter plans to reprioritize the roles of the remaining talent acquisition team members. The continuing takeover of Twitter by Musk has not been favourably received by the company’s current staff. In his interactions with the staff, Musk made it clear that a limited number of employees will be permitted to work from home. Employees of Twitter are currently permitted to work from any place. Musk also stated that the company will make certain logical decisions that may include layoffs in order to achieve financial stability. He had, however, also promised that those who perform well need not be concerned about their jobs.