Articles by Dice Staff
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Job Seekers Slow to Adopt Mobile Search Apps
Although networking remains the most effective way to find a job, online recruiting sites are gaining ground. Between 2012 and 2016, the market for job sites is expected to grow to $7.5 billion,… -
Web Development UI: Managing Complexity with jQuery
UI Paradox Creating a “Good” User Interface is a matter of balancing competing needs. It’s part art, part science and all work. Users expect a lot of functionality, yet also demand simplicity. A… -
What If My Client Wants to Hire Me Full-Time?
It’s always nice to be wanted – especially at the end of a job well done for a client you enjoy working for -- and who now wants to hire you full-time. Of course, you need to take stock in their… -
Enterprise Update for Windows 8 Pumps Up BYOD, Remote Work
[caption id="attachment_11298" align="aligncenter" width="593"] Windows 8.[/caption] Microsoft’s preview version of Windows 8.1 Enterprise adds a variety of patches and redesigns. Like the commer… -
How to Make Obscure Accomplishments Sound Awesome
While many impressive accomplishments are easily understood by anyone in the field, others are not. How do you show off something when people just don't care? The key is to make them care. You ne… -
Pressure Building for Migration to 40G and 100Gbit Ethernet
Despite almost unfettered growth in technologies that allow employees to roam free while taking corporate networks and data along with them, most of the major changes (and nearly all the increase… -
Alcatel-Lucent Cuts Go Deeper Than Anticipated
Alcatel-Lucent's workforce reduction has impacted several thousand more jobs than the company originally estimated, according to CEO Michel Combes. Apparently, Combes is sharpening the company’s… -
People: AOL, Facebook and Symantec
A quick look at some of the movement among IT people this week. Betable, a startup that provides a platform for integrating real money into games, named Ryan Linton Chief Revenue Officer. Most re… -
How to Get Hired by Cloudera
Cloudera, a Palo Alto, Calif., open source Big Data platform provider, offers Hadoop-based software support and services. Four years old and privately owned, the company guards its internal infor… -
Pro Baseball Streaming Moves to Omaha
Major League Baseball will soon be coming from Omaha—or rather, the 1.5 million gigabytes of live and recorded video it produces every year (and 4.5 million gigabytes of other content) will be co…