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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundA sunny hiring season for job seekers
June 25, 2007 As unemployment rates dip below peak dot-com boom levels, companies are competing fiercely for the brightest new college grads.Google's strategy for hiring young talentGetting hired via social networkMicrosoft seeks settlement in Google lawsuit
September 13, 2005 After a judge limits Kai-Fu Lee's duties, Microsoft offers to end the case involving its former executive.Judge to rule Tuesday in Kai-Fu Lee case
September 7, 2005 A Washington state judge says he will rule Tuesday on whether the former Microsoft worker can begin setting up Google's China operation.Microsoft's personnel puzzle
July 5, 2005 As rivalry for talent heats up, company tries to address its reputation for arrogance in recruiting.Day two: Microsoft-Google courtroom showdown
September 7, 2005 Kai-Fu Lee says he gave an honest if not entirely complete answer when he told Microsoft he planned to return after a sabbatical.Google: Microsoft suit could crimp China efforts
September 1, 2005 The search giant argues that a ban on Kai-Fu Lee assuming his duties this fall would hurt its efforts to recruit Chinese students.Google begins recruiting in India
January 13, 2005 Search giant is looking to hire engineers and other workers at facilities in Bangalore and Hyderabad.IBM sweetens the pot for partners
October 12, 2004 Big Blue aims to rapidly expand its application partner network with a more structured program for recruiting allies.This week in Redmond
July 8, 2005 Microsoft, which has a reputation for arrogance in its personnel practices, is working on its recruiting efforts.Poachers encroach on tech-talent turf
July 28, 2005 Google-Microsoft spat underscores legal risks that make employee poaching a tricky business. Maybe that's why it's not on the rise.Kai-Fu Lee trial to stay in Washington, for now
October 14, 2005 Judge's interim ruling keeps case on Microsoft's turf in battle with Google over hiring of key executive.Year in review: Big battles for big talent
December 14, 2005 Concerns remain over outsourcing and guest workers, but hiring prospects have improved for skilled workers.
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