Category: Careers

By Tim Cannon Your IT workers are stressed—really stressed. In a survey of health IT professionals conducted by my company, HealthITJobs.com, 52.2 percent of respondents

By Keith Barker Several decades ago, it was fairly easy for people to get into the world of IT. In those days, with a little

A new partnership between Cybrary, a free online cyber-security training platform, and Women in Technology (WIT), should enable more women to explore cyber-security training and

A new 46-week online Professional Development Academy is helping entry- and mid-level IT managers expand their skills in areas such as leadership, negotiation, persuasion and

By Dan Gregory and Kieran Flanagan Globally, the business world is suffering from critical levels of disengagement and a decrease in staff performance. Gallup’s “Global

The topic of women in technology has been in the news recently. In a nutshell, there aren’t enough women in technology. At the global epicenter

Business and technology managers and executives succeed or fail in large measure based on their ability to communicate effectively—and also to make enough time for

By Brent Conran The increased risk of cyber-attacks is driving a demand for cyber-security professionals. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects employment of information

Reflecting the volatile and changing face of the tech sector, employers in the industry have cut jobs at a faster pace during the first six