Articles by Dice Staff
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IT Execs Are Confident, But Still Face Hiring Difficulties
IT executives continue to express confidence in their company’s business prospects, but worry about the difficulties they face in hiring the technology workers they need, according to the latest… -
‘Holistic’ Skills Boost Value of SAP Professionals
Experienced SAP professionals would be well-served to take on a hybrid role that straddles the line between technology and business. Those who’ve followed that course are commanding higher salari… -
How a Product Road Map Can Guide Your Career
Dice President Shravan Goli’s new column in Baseline magazine calls out the need for technology professionals to align career goals with their company’s product road map: “For tech professionals… -
Do Women Feel Isolated in Tech?
Women comprise the minority of technology professionals – does that make them feel isolated? Not as much as some might think, according to several female developers that we talked to. Gender, the… -
Recruiters: Do You Have What it Takes to be an Honorary Tech Pro?
Successfully hiring in tech takes a special recruiter. One part of your brain has to be steeped in sourcing, employer branding, candidate experience best practices. The other part of your brain h… -
The Basics of Google’s Turn-Based Gaming
Early this year, Google announced support for turn-based multiplayer games. In general, turn-based gaming isn't new, though it is a newcomer to Google Play Services. Now, developers can use Googl… -
The Skills You Need to Work at Building-Systems Developer TEC Systems
Few people think of buildings as high-tech, but they are: Everything from communications and fire control systems to HVAC is computer-controlled, relying on advanced networks and complex software… -
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The Most Painful Internet Lag We’ve Ever Seen [Video]
Lag sucks: we all know that, and here’s a demonstration that proves the point well. The broadband provider Umea Energi strapped four hardy adventurers into Oculus Rift headsets and had them play… -
Report: Little Growth in STEM Talent Pipeline
The pipeline of STEM talent in the U.S. continues to lag even as the need for tech professionals continues to soar, according to an index put together by Raytheon and U.S. News. The U.S. News/Ray… -
Women Still Losing Ground in Computer-Science Careers
When President John F. Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act in 1963, women working full time earned an average of 59 cents for every dollar made by a man in a similar job. By the time President Obama…