Articles by Dice Staff
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In Seattle, It's All About Software Development
What's New This Quarter T.J. Doton, Managing Director of recruiting firm Randstad Technologies in Seattle/Bellevue, has some good news: Overall unemployment in the region has hit its lowest level… -
Is a CS Master's Worth Anything to Programmers?
Some argue that a master’s degree is “the new bachelor’s.” That is, so many people have bachelor’s degrees that you need a master’s to stand out. There is some truth to that. But is a master’s de… -
A Linux Pro Shares His Job Search Secrets
George is a long-time Linux professional. He's a big fan of Red Hat and was happy to share a few of his system admin job search secrets for the benefit of Dice readers. Now in his mid-fifties, Ge… -
SwiftStack Launches OpenStack-Based Cloud Storage
Dropbox, Google Drive and other consumer-oriented online storage services may be big with BYOD-toting end users. But they're no such hit with datacenter administrators and security managers. Not… -
Bristol-Myers Will Hire for IT in Tampa
Bristol-Myers Squibb is shifting 200 positions from its facility in Plainsboro, N.J., to a new, consolidated internal services center in Tampa. An undetermined number of the jobs are in IT, and t… -
The Basics of Resource Acquisition and Management
Resource Management is defined by the Project Management Body of Knowledge in four different categories: resource planning, resource acquisition, project team development and team management. In… -
More IT Research Jobs Seen in Raleigh
What's New This Quarter It’s been an active few months in the Research Triangle region. The number of available tech job openings rose by 8.1 percent in May, according to the latest IT Job Trends… -
Creating the Building Blocks for Your Job Hunt
Online coding school Treehouse, which recently launched a new class on how to build a startup, has decided to take a step back. Its latest course, called Career Foundations, starts with the basic…