Nancy Jaiswal

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Nancy Jaiswal

Nancy Jaiswal is a journalist who started her career in reporting and has covered both hard and soft news. From serious city news developments to lighthearted lifestyle pieces, she has written on almost everything hapenning in India (except maybe alien invasions—yet!). For her, writing isn’t just work; it’s a passion, an obsession, and sometimes the reason she forgets to reply to texts.

Nancy Jaiswal is a journalist who started her career in reporting and has covered both hard and soft news. From serious city news developments to lighthearted lifestyle pieces, she has written on almost everything hapenning in India (except maybe alien invasions—yet!). For her, writing isn’t just work; it’s a passion, an obsession, and sometimes the reason she forgets to reply to texts.

Developer says AI’s rapid rise shattered his confidence in learning new technologies
Developer says AI’s rapid rise shattered his confidence in learning new technologies

By Nancy Jaiswal

A backend developer stated that AI now generates most of his code and has drained his desire to learn new technologies. His concern reflects a growing challenge facing professionals across the tech industry.

A backend developer stated that AI now generates most of his code and has drained his desire to learn new technologies. His concern reflects a growing challenge facing professionals across the tech industry.

Coding less, deciding more: The new reality of engineering in 2026
Coding less, deciding more: The new reality of engineering in 2026

By Nancy Jaiswal

AI is changing software engineering faster than many expected. As tools debug issues, write fixes and create test cases, engineers are increasingly becoming reviewers, decision-makers and architects.

AI is changing software engineering faster than many expected. As tools debug issues, write fixes and create test cases, engineers are increasingly becoming reviewers, decision-makers and architects.

AI layoffs backfiring? Gartner predicts hiring comeback in 2029
AI layoffs backfiring? Gartner predicts hiring comeback in 2029

By Nancy Jaiswal

Gartner predicts that 30% of jobs eliminated through AI-related layoffs could be restored by 2029, shedding light on whether companies cut too deeply. The forecast highlights the growing debate between reducing headcount and building AI-powered teams.

Gartner predicts that 30% of jobs eliminated through AI-related layoffs could be restored by 2029, shedding light on whether companies cut too deeply. The forecast highlights the growing debate between reducing headcount and building AI-powered teams.

More growth, fewer recruits? Banking jobs to enter new phase in the era of AI
More growth, fewer recruits? Banking jobs to enter new phase in the era of AI

By Nancy Jaiswal

Axis Bank says AI and technology investments could help it grow without increasing staff at earlier rates. While layoffs are not planned, hiring may slow as productivity rises, roles evolve and employees adapt to new tools in a changing workplace.

Axis Bank says AI and technology investments could help it grow without increasing staff at earlier rates. While layoffs are not planned, hiring may slow as productivity rises, roles evolve and employees adapt to new tools in a changing workplace.

‘My role was eliminated’: The chilling words workers heard behind closed doors
‘My role was eliminated’: The chilling words workers heard behind closed doors

By Nancy Jaiswal

A calendar invite, a casual Teams message or a new boss waiting with HR can change a normal workday in minutes. Workers explain the clues, the shock, what it means and what can come next for them.

A calendar invite, a casual Teams message or a new boss waiting with HR can change a normal workday in minutes. Workers explain the clues, the shock, what it means and what can come next for them.

300K users later, this founder is asking the hardest startup question
300K users later, this founder is asking the hardest startup question

By Nancy Jaiswal

A startup founder with 300K users and 800+ clients says he is not unhappy with his company, just tired of it. His experience is raising a bigger question: what happens when the first big goal is done?

A startup founder with 300K users and 800+ clients says he is not unhappy with his company, just tired of it. His experience is raising a bigger question: what happens when the first big goal is done?

Why OpenAI is turning to Samsung as demand for AI hardware surges
Why OpenAI is turning to Samsung as demand for AI hardware surges

By Nancy Jaiswal

OpenAI’s growing work with Samsung on next-generation chips shows how the ChatGPT maker is pushing deeper into hardware, while rising business use of AI is creating a bigger need for memory, faster computing, custom chips and smarter data centres worldwide.

OpenAI’s growing work with Samsung on next-generation chips shows how the ChatGPT maker is pushing deeper into hardware, while rising business use of AI is creating a bigger need for memory, faster computing, custom chips and smarter data centres worldwide.

After 17 years, one tech worker finds experience can become a hurdle
After 17 years, one tech worker finds experience can become a hurdle

By Nancy Jaiswal

A seven-month tech job search, 130 applications and just five HR calls show how layoffs have changed hiring for experienced workers, where strong résumés no longer guarantee a fast route to interviews.

A seven-month tech job search, 130 applications and just five HR calls show how layoffs have changed hiring for experienced workers, where strong résumés no longer guarantee a fast route to interviews.

‘They are trying to put you in a hierarchy’: European man asks why?
‘They are trying to put you in a hierarchy’: European man asks why?

By Nancy Jaiswal

A European newcomer in NCR says strangers share IIT, jobs and family success, then ask questions that seem designed to place him in a social hierarchy, leaving him unsure how to respond at work.

A European newcomer in NCR says strangers share IIT, jobs and family success, then ask questions that seem designed to place him in a social hierarchy, leaving him unsure how to respond at work.

‘No hike, no move’: Mumbai transfer sparks a cost-of-living debate
‘No hike, no move’: Mumbai transfer sparks a cost-of-living debate

By Nancy Jaiswal

A Hyderabad employee earning ₹30 lakh has been offered a Mumbai transfer without a salary hike. With ₹30,000 for rent, he wants to know if the move can work for him and his wife.

A Hyderabad employee earning ₹30 lakh has been offered a Mumbai transfer without a salary hike. With ₹30,000 for rent, he wants to know if the move can work for him and his wife.