Articles by Dice Staff
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HoloLens: Gaming or Productivity Platform?
Microsoft used its press conference at this year’s E3 gaming expo to show off the gaming capabilities of the HoloLens, its augmented-reality headset. The HoloLens is essentially a head-mounted PC… -
Kill Your Resume's Objective Statement
Many a resume includes an “objective statement” that breaks down the candidate’s strategic goals. That statement usually ends up at the very top of the resume. But does it actually help your job… -
Tech Ranks High on List of Top CEOs
A new survey by Glassdoor suggests that tech leaders are some of the most popular CEOs in America. Google CEO Larry Page came in first in Glassdoor’s ranking, with a 97 percent approval rating fr… -
Getting a Job After the Startup Fails
A failed startup on your resume won’t stigmatize you. In Silicon Valley and other tech hubs, a notable failure is something of a badge of honor—it shows you transformed a concept into reality, an… -
Tips for Writing A Great Job Posting
The quality of your job posting can have a huge impact on the quality and quantity of applications you receive. Your posting is the first interaction with a potential candidate, so it’s important… -
How to Survive the Open Office
Open offices, increasingly favored by tech giants and chic startups alike, have been getting a lot of bad press lately. Critics complain about the noise and lack of privacy that come with having… -
Should You Pursue a Tech Job Outside of Tech?
Ask most tech professionals, and they’ll tell you that working for a big tech company is preferable to taking a tech-related job within some other industry. The perception is that tech companies… -
Why Personalized Messaging Works for Recruiters
Personalized messaging, sent to the right target, by a credible recruiter or tech pro, leads to high response rates. What’s the secret sauce? As described in the new eBook I produced for Dice, Th… -
Is Stress Driving Tech Pros From Video Games?
For video game developers, life can be tough. The working hours are long, with vicious bursts of so-called “crunch time,” in which developers may pull consecutive all-nighters in order to finish… -
Blind Auditions Might Prove Key to Better Hiring
For the vast majority of companies, hiring employees works in a very rigid, time-tested way: The applicant submits a resume and cover letter, which is reviewed by recruiters or HR staffers; if th…