Articles by Dice Staff
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Layoffs Cut Crossroads Systems’ Staff in Half
Two rounds of layoffs have left Austin-based software maker Crossroads Systems with just 48 workers, according to the Austin Business Journal. The company develops software designed to connect an… -
Amazon’s Closed Approach to Open Source Costs It Talent
Amazon’s unwillingness to contribute to the open source projects it relies on is costing it potential talent as some tech professionals avoid the company, says the Register. Insiders describe Ama… -
How to Automate Your Job Search
OK, so imagine you are feeling unhappy in your present gig. So, what do you do? Flip through job ads on Dice, interview and wait for the offer letter to come in, right? Is that it? Sure, the gras… -
What Cognizant Looks for in New Hires
Cognizant Technology Solutions has a growing business in global consulting, IT and business process services, and its workforce is an important part of the equation. In an interview with Dice New… -
Bank of America Said to Be Cutting Tech Jobs
Bank of America has kicked off a round of layoffs at multiple locations. Though the number of workers and the types of jobs weren’t revealed, at least some are in the company’s Charlotte, N.C., G… -
New Apps Show Employers Your True Talents
If you’ve ever tried to change career tracks but were ignored because the new job didn’t match up with your experience, Guy Halfteck, founder and CEO of the Palo Alto startup Knack, feels your pa… -
Demand for IT Engineers Shows in Salaries
IT engineers continue to be in demand, and the proof is in their salaries, according to the 2013–2014 PayScale College Salary report. Their roles accounted for a sizable chunk of the top 10 salar…