Articles by Dice Staff
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IBM Begins Layoffs in the U.S.
IBM began a new round of domestic layoffs on Thursday, with its $1 billion "workforce rebalancing" effort expected to slash as many as 13,000 jobs worldwide. Cuts are expected to come in New York… -
Processing: A Visual Language, Not Just for Artists
Processing is a programming language that was developed at MIT so artists and other creatives could learn to program in a visual context. It's built on top of Java and has a basic IDE for editing… -
Q&A: Why Linux Experts Are In Demand
We interviewed Jim Zemlin, Executive Director at The Linux Foundation, to get his take on the Linux Jobs Report recently compiled by the Foundation and Dice. Can you provide some details on what’… -
Break through Twitter’s 140 limit with #Dice141
It's hard to get tech pros to pursue an opportunity with just 140 characters. Well, not until now. See what Dice's new Twitter job card means for your jobs -- and how you can develop a more strat… -
Is Julia the Future for Big Data Analytics?
In many Big Data analysis blogs, at Big Data meetups and in the halls of the most recent O’Reilly Strata Conference, one of the most-discussed topics is which language is better for data analysis… -
Amazon Offers Developers Better Cross-Platform Tools
Amazon wants integration with its services to be easy for developers and consumers alike, so it’s enticing developers to create better cross-platform experiences by opening GameCircle, Whispersyn… -
More Companies Adopt 'No Jerk' Policies
When it comes to hiring, there are two rules that Nimble Storage CEO Suresh Vasudevan follows. One’s a headline-grabber, the other obvious, if not often followed. “First, we do not hire jerks,” V…