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Meta recently reported some of the biggest losses it has ever experienced, revealing a potential Achilles’ heel while other Big Tech companies continue to outperform.

Various companies such as Disney and Nike are going on hiring sprees in preparation for the metaverse, but the uncertainty of this technology could lead to trouble.

Meta reported disappointing earnings for Q4 2021, causing their shares and valuation to plummet and leaving the company’s bet on the metaverse uncertain.

Glassdoor’s annual ranking for top jobs in the UK for 2022 showed Java developers coming in at number one thanks to high job satisfaction, earnings, and job availability.

Pesto has received $5 million in seed funding that will go towards expanding its video conferencing capabilities and teams to prepare for the workplace metaverse.

This week, Meta will unveil its fourth quarter report that will provide analysts and investors a look into how the firm’s rebranding may be impacting its finances.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has revealed that his company will expand its augmented reality apps, reportedly including a new AR headset, as it ramps up its metaverse efforts.

People analytics tools have been used for many HR processes in an effort to be fair and unbiased, but issues rooted in this technology have exacerbated prejudice.

In the coming months and years, we can expect the metaverse to become increasingly sophisticated, immersive, and feature contributions from all walks of life.

The metaverse is still in its infancy, but if regulated in a way that is inclusive and open, it could offer endless opportunities not provided in the physical world.