Stay Ready

An episode of the snobOS podcast, hosted by Nica Montford and Terrance Gaines, titled "Stay Ready" was published on March 24, 2023 and runs 63 minutes.

March 24, 2023 ·63m · snobOS

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Summary

The LowdownApple further cracks down on remote work by ‘tracking employee attendance’ via badgesApple delaying Products to avoid layoffs? Apple Car gains more test drivers but remains shrouded in mysteryNew in the Release Candidate available2nd StringTikTok ban hearingDoom & Gloom: Even more tech layoffs | Accenture, Amazon, IndeedMeta rolls out paid verification option for Facebook and Instagram users in USFor The CultureCompanies want to own all our time: Lawyer & Influencer forced to resignThe HookupHow to prevent iOS app review pop-ups from appearingVisit website for show note links

Episode Description

The Lowdown

Apple further cracks down on remote work by ‘tracking employee attendance’ via badges

Apple delaying Products to avoid layoffs?

Apple Car gains more test drivers but remains shrouded in mystery

New in the Release Candidate available

2nd String

TikTok ban hearing

Doom & Gloom: Even more tech layoffs | Accenture, Amazon, Indeed

Meta rolls out paid verification option for Facebook and Instagram users in US

For The Culture

Companies want to own all our time: Lawyer & Influencer forced to resign

The Hookup

How to prevent iOS app review pop-ups from appearing

Visit website for show note links

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