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Big tech companies hired aggressively during the last financial disaster, and they're doing it once more. Here's what Apple, Google, Amazon, and Facebook are looking for.

Large tech companies are hiring loads of latest body of workers without reference to the crisis, with engineers and cybersecurity professionals necessarily the maximum sought-after.
Big tech companies are hiring thousands of new workers despite the crisis, with engineers and cybersecurity experts the most sought-after.

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