Articles by Dice Staff
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Building SaaS for SMBs: 4 Things to Know
Small businesses increasingly turn to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products to handle everything from bookkeeping to HR and project management. In light of that, creating SaaS solutions can provi… -
How Dice's Data Reveals Job Popularity
Dice analyzes massive amounts of data related to technology skills and job titles. That analysis, in turn, gives us unique insight into the tech industry, especially when it comes to supply and d… -
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Time to Make Room for 'Citizen Developers'
One of the technology industry’s longest-standing issues is the tension between professional developers and the organizations they serve. When either side feels poorly served by the other, it lea… -
Top States for Tech Salaries
Recruiters and employers know that salaries are higher in certain technology hubs, such as the Bay Area. This is a reflection of supply and demand: there are only so many experienced professional… -
Microsoft's Plans for Self-Driving Vehicles
While Google, Uber, and (reportedly) Apple plunge ahead with plans to design self-driving cars, one tech giant has been noticeably absent from the conversation: Microsoft. For longtime tech-watch… -
5 Things to Know About ‘Personality Tests’
Whether you refer to them as “personality tests,” “hiring assessments” or some other term, quantitative tools are an increasingly ubiquitous part of the hiring process. In theory, these tests all… -
Your Social Presence May Be a Deal Breaker
You’ve invested a lot of time up front. You’ve talked with your hiring manager and gained alignment. You’ve learned as much as you can about each tech candidate on social to ensure the opportunit… -
How to Manage Your Non-Techie Boss
Sometimes it seems as if every tech pro has a story about a boss who insisted that debugging code could be done in an hour, or that fixing a certain error wouldn’t result in five new ones. This g… -
Microsoft Layoffs Close Out Nokia Era
Back in 2013, Microsoft acquired Nokia for $7.2 billion. The move was controversial, and with good reason: phone manufacturing is a notoriously high-risk, low-margin business that’s swallowed man…