managers

Last week, Darby Maloney posted a TikTok explaining her job as a product manager in the tech industry—and, in the process, accidentally triggered some dark, misogynistic corners of the internet. Maloney’s 92-second video features her and a coworker speaking direct to camera, explaining their roles: collaborating with engineers and designers on the reporting, internal tools, and card experience teams at their company.They were on a work-sponsored trip and happened to have their laptops with them during a brief break by the…

Using unique passwords and changing them often is a sound strategy for protecting your data online. Reusing passwords isn’t a safe practice, and it’s best to change your passwords regularly to protect your different accounts. But remembering them all isn’t always easy. Password managers make the process much more user-friendly, so you can secure your personal information and do so with ease. Contents LastPass (Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android)1Password (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, and Chrome…

You’re probably wondering if password managers are really necessary. The short answer: Yes. The long answer: You may no longer be using the same easy-to-guess combo of your hometown and the year you graduated high school as a password for everything from your bank account to Neopets, but that doesn’t mean you have strong password game. It doesn’t matter if you’ve perfected your Sherlockian mind palace, you’ll never be able to beat a computer when it comes to remembering long, random strings of letters, numbers, and…

Twitter Inc has fired two of its top managers on Thursday amid Elon Musk's planned buyout of the company. The two fired employees include Twitter general manager, Kayvon Beykpour and the company's revenue and product lead Bruce Falck. Beykpour announced his exit from the company on Twitter itself. He said he is leaving after 7 years. In a series of tweets, Beykpour wrote, "The truth is that this isn’t how and when I imagined leaving Twitter, and this wasn’t my decision. Parag asked…

Apple has been coaching retail store managers on how to try and talk employees out of unionizing, according to Vice. The report says the company has sent around a document full of talking points like “an outside union that doesn’t know Apple” or its culture, or “most union contracts give preference based on seniority.” The document also encourages store leaders to “touch base” with employees about potential union activity. This comes at a time when there are union drives at several Apple retail stores — two have…