Architect creates AI trainer for awkward conversations — like discussing salary or those “quick small changes”
Architect creates AI trainer for awkward conversations — like discussing salary or those “quick small changes”
The service recently launched on Product Hunt.
"It's like learning to walk again": a developer who was a housewife for four years shares how she managed to return (it was hard!)
"It's like learning to walk again": a developer who was a housewife for four years shares how she managed to return (it was hard!)
She says if she had known in advance, she would never have taken a break.
Can a junior already be replaced by an LLM? And where will senior developers come from? IT professionals weigh in
Can a junior already be replaced by an LLM? And where will senior developers come from? IT professionals weigh in
We asked a product manager, QA manager, and developers what they think about replacing junior developers with LLMs.
Anthropic co-founder: "AI is a hammer that suddenly realized it's a hammer"
Anthropic co-founder: "AI is a hammer that suddenly realized it's a hammer"
AI bot becomes crypto millionaire and demands to be recognized as human
AI bot becomes crypto millionaire and demands to be recognized as human
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"I cleaned IT offices in the evenings." A conversation with scientists from the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
"I cleaned IT offices in the evenings." A conversation with scientists from the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
A computer science professor says that it's difficult for everyone to find a job right now, and something strange is happening in the industry
A computer science professor says that it's difficult for everyone to find a job right now, and something strange is happening in the industry
AI is transforming the IT Mmarket: who’s being cut and who’s in demand in 2025
AI is transforming the IT Mmarket: who’s being cut and who’s in demand in 2025
"Looks like Belarus-2019." A businessman is developing a gamedev project in Poland — here are his observations
"Looks like Belarus-2019." A businessman is developing a gamedev project in Poland — here are his observations
"I once managed a team of 40 people": Tech lead couldn't find work in Poland and took a cashier job
"I once managed a team of 40 people": Tech lead couldn't find work in Poland and took a cashier job
Einstein visa: programmer secures alternative to expensive H-1B
Einstein visa: programmer secures alternative to expensive H-1B
Top freelance platform lays off nearly a third of its workforce
Top freelance platform lays off nearly a third of its workforce
AI has turned university exams into an "unsolvable problem"
AI has turned university exams into an "unsolvable problem"
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"I cleaned IT offices in the evenings." A conversation with scientists from the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
"I cleaned IT offices in the evenings." A conversation with scientists from the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
They say it’s a place where «serfdom» still hasn’t been abolished.
A computer science professor says that it's difficult for everyone to find a job right now, and something strange is happening in the industry
A computer science professor says that it's difficult for everyone to find a job right now, and something strange is happening in the industry
AI is transforming the IT Mmarket: who’s being cut and who’s in demand in 2025
AI is transforming the IT Mmarket: who’s being cut and who’s in demand in 2025
"Looks like Belarus-2019." A businessman is developing a gamedev project in Poland — here are his observations
"Looks like Belarus-2019." A businessman is developing a gamedev project in Poland — here are his observations
Dzik spoke with a Belarusian developer who is building his own game development project in Poland.
"I once managed a team of 40 people": Tech lead couldn't find work in Poland and took a cashier job
"I once managed a team of 40 people": Tech lead couldn't find work in Poland and took a cashier job
A former game designer and producer shares his story of unsuccessful job hunting in Warsaw.
Einstein visa: programmer secures alternative to expensive H-1B
Einstein visa: programmer secures alternative to expensive H-1B
Top freelance platform lays off nearly a third of its workforce
Top freelance platform lays off nearly a third of its workforce
AI has turned university exams into an "unsolvable problem"
AI has turned university exams into an "unsolvable problem"
Belarusian IT industry enters stagnation: migration halts as workforce ages and new talent dries up
Belarusian IT industry enters stagnation: migration halts as workforce ages and new talent dries up
In 2023, tech migration slowed down, and by the end of 2024, it had virtually stopped. Employment challenges exist both in Belarus and abroad, even for experienced professionals. The industry seems to be in limbo—with no clear growth prospects even considering the potential of the Russian market.
This comes from devby’s annual comprehensive research (1,138 respondents), with data analyzed by Alexander Yurut.
US hosts coding tournament between humans and AI: guess who won
US hosts coding tournament between humans and AI: guess who won
Are the galleys bigger but with fewer rowers? How AI will transform outsourcing
Are the galleys bigger but with fewer rowers? How AI will transform outsourcing
Companies are getting bigger, with fewer people and higher productivity. How AI will change outsourcing.
An Australian bank fired an employee after 25 years of service — but only after she trained the AI that replaced her.
An Australian bank fired an employee after 25 years of service — but only after she trained the AI that replaced her.
IT is aging rapidly: share of Gen Z cut in half
IT is aging rapidly: share of Gen Z cut in half
Lukashenko states that Belarusians are investing in crypto, but the investments are not returning to the country
Lukashenko states that Belarusians are investing in crypto, but the investments are not returning to the country
Does looking different hurt your tech career? IT workers share their stories
Does looking different hurt your tech career? IT workers share their stories
In IT, it’s normal!
Nearly 175,000 Belarusians relocated to EU in 2024, almost one million over five years
Nearly 175,000 Belarusians relocated to EU in 2024, almost one million over five years
End of an era: Dobkin steps down after 32 years leading EPAM
End of an era: Dobkin steps down after 32 years leading EPAM
On September 1, 2025, at the age of 65, Arkady Dobkin will step down as president and CEO of EPAM after 32 years at the helm. Although he will become executive chairman of the board of directors and continue to do something very important, this appears to be a milestone in the life of both the company and its founder. Regardless of whether this is retirement or a strategic move to please investors, it marks a turning point.
Young entrepreneurs in Belarus: who they are, how much they invested, and why they're doing it all. Research
Young entrepreneurs in Belarus: who they are, how much they invested, and why they're doing it all. Research
Survey results for young entrepreneurs in Belarus, 2025, were analyzed.
Recruitment startup helps tech workers find jobs in just one day
Recruitment startup helps tech workers find jobs in just one day
Minsk yards to get 19,000 surveillance cameras, ten times more than currently installed
Minsk yards to get 19,000 surveillance cameras, ten times more than currently installed
"A different attitude." Four stories of relocating to Poland from other European countries with the EU Blue Card
"A different attitude." Four stories of relocating to Poland from other European countries with the EU Blue Card
Dzik compiled stories of those who decided to relocate using an EU Blue Card for highly qualified specialists.
The top cities for remote workers revealed
The top cities for remote workers revealed
FT: Meta secretly tracked iPhone users and inflated ad performance metrics
FT: Meta secretly tracked iPhone users and inflated ad performance metrics