Author: Deborah Rothberg

Remember that time you were talking to the Generation X-aged employee in your department and referred to punch cards and he or she responded with

Rather than abruptly withdrawing from the daily grind, many IT professionals would consider consulting as a bridge to retirement, finds a survey released today by

The future enterprise technology career path will meander in and out of the IT department, according to research presented a Forrester teleconference on Aug. 22.

Nearly one-third of American workers say they are putting in longer hours and suffering more stress while at work, according to the findings of a

Technology certifications matter. Or maybe they don’t. Pay is up for IT workers, but many haven’t recovered the wages that typified the late ’90s. There

After boasting fiscal fourth-quarter revenue gains the week prior, Sun Microsystems laid off approximately 5,000 workers in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia Aug.

Fifty percent of IT workers surveyed said they are not likely to look for a new job in the coming months, up from 44 percent

The high-tech, healthcare and financial service industries are expected to create the most executive-level jobs in the third quarter, according to the latest EER (Executive

Poor leadership, not salaries or benefits, is the leading cause of low workplace morale, according to a survey released July 24 by Challenger, Grey and