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Embattled fitness technology company Peloton has selected Liz Coddington, a veteran finance executive with experience at Amazon and Netflix, as its new CFO.

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Peloton Brings in a Veteran Finance Exec Amid Turnaround

Tomb, who falls directly beneath CEO Eric Yuan in the firm’s org chart, now oversees Zoom’s go-to-market strategy, revenue efforts, and the office of the Global CIO.

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Zoom Picks Ex-Googler to Scale Revenue Amid Economic Uncertainty

The Org spoke with Domenica Obando, co-founder and CEO of Talently, a Peruvian tech-talent marketplace powered by an upskilling platform that is helping thousands of people upgrade their technical and soft skills in order to make LatAm’s digital talent the best in the world.

Cristian Vega (CTO), Roxana Kern (COO) and Domenica Obando (CEO), cofounders of Talently.


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Meet Talently, the Startup Upgrading Tech Talent in LatAm

In April, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky announced a new company policy: Optional remote work for everyone, forever. Here, experts weigh in on whether this kind of policy is the future of work.

Airbnb Founder & CEO Brian Chesky speaks onstage during "Introducing Trips" Reveal at Airbnb Open LA on November 17, 2016 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for Airbnb)

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Experts Explain What Airbnb's Remote Work Announcement Means For The Future Of Work

In an interview with The Org, David Torr shares his journey of building UCOOK, South Africa's most popular meal-kit delivery service, along with lessons he's learned along the way.

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What’s Next For South African Founder David Torr After UCOOK’s Exit 

Amazon has revealed that the CEO of its global consumer business, David Clark, has decided to step down on July 1. 

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Amazon’s Consumer CEO Steps Down From Overextended Unit

Jonathan Bing has resigned as Netflix’s Director of Communications to become Vice Media Group’s Chief Communications Officer.


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Vice Media Lures Communications Chief From Netflix

The Org sat down with the President of e-commerce technology company Gooten to learn more about how its team helps their employees navigate career growth and leadership at an early-staged startup. 

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How E-Commerce Startup Gooten Sets Its Employees Up For Growth, Leadership and Success

The U.S. economy continued to add jobs last month, and the unemployment rate held at 3.6%. One concerning sign, though: Worker hours are getting cut. 

The U.S. economy added hundreds of thousands of jobs last month, despite tech layoffs galore. (FREDERIC J. BROWN / Contributer / Getty Images)

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 Employment Rates Hold Steady as Tech Layoffs Stack Up 

Startups like Notarize help companies digitize mundane, essential tasks--quietly powering a sustainable shift to remote work.

Notarize CEO Pat Kinsel founded the startup in 2015 after dealing with a notarization horror story of his own. 

Notarize CEO and founder Pat Kinsel. 

What $760 Million Notarize Can Teach Other Startups About the Future of Work

On Wednesday, Sheryl Sandberg, Mark Zuckerberg’s top lieutenant at Meta (formerly Facebook), made the shock announcement that she had decided to step down from her role as COO.

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Sheryl Sandberg Steps Down From Meta Amid Metaverse Pivot

Shanghai-based investors look back as lockdown restrictions ease after a strict two-month COVID-19 lockdown that dealt the city an economic blow.

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Dispatches from Shanghai’s Investors Under Lockdown

These are the most notable hires, promotions, and departures within the US tech community in the last week. For executive news updated daily, check out Iterate's Tech Moves tab.

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The Biggest Moves in Tech This Week

We’ve uncovered the coolest engineering jobs open right now at some of the world’s most transparent and forward-thinking tech startups. If you’re interested, apply for one of these jobs in just a few clicks.

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The 11 Coolest Startups and Tech Companies Hiring Engineers Right Now

In the land of croissants and cheese, workers quit their jobs at double the rate of any other country, according to a recent UKG survey. 

French workers are leading the Great Resignation, but they're also the most likely to regret quitting a job. Image credit: Evgeniia Ozerkina / Shutterstock.com

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French Workers Have Led the World During the Great Resignation. Why? 

Rubrik has hired former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Michael Mestrovich to serve as its own information security chief.  

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The CIA’s Former CISO Will Lead Rubrik’s Information Security Team

DocuSign has announced no fewer than four new executives across its product, people and legal functions to help lead the agreement automation and eSignature company into a new phase of growth.

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DocuSign Braces For a New Era With Four New Executive Appointments

WeWork has named a new CFO, Andre Fernandez, who brings with him decades of working expertise in publicly traded companies to the co-working giant, which went public this past October.

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WeWork Hires Seasoned Public Company CFO After SPAC Deal

Jack Dorsey has officially left Twitter’s board of directors, bringing an end to his final chapter at the social media titan he co-founded 16 years ago.

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Jack Dorsey Exits Twitter’s Board

For an island nation floating at the bottom of the world, New Zealand has a surprising portfolio of global success stories. Homegrown startups like Rocket Lab, Soul Machines and Allbirds have paved the way, with many fledgling startups waiting in the wings.