Articles by Dice Staff
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Tech Bosses: Teachers or Graders?
One of the most vital relationships in the workplace is between managers and their staff. In fact, eight in 10 tech professionals say their boss plays an important role in the decision to stay or… -
Apple TV Expected Next Year
Apple's HDTV reportedly looks a lot like the one used in the iMac. It also has an iSight camera capable of facial recognition and comes with Siri. At least this is what one source told Cult of Ma… -
Resume Integrity
The Internet press is abuzz this week over Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson’s alleged resume blunder. According to reports, Thompson’s background incorrectly stated that he had a Computer Science degree… -
Google Plans Moving Motorola Mobility to Chicago
Google seems to be preparing to move 3,000 employees from Motorola Mobility's location in suburban Libertyville 40 miles north to downtown Chicago. The company is looking for about 500,000 square… -
Engineers, Pirates and Job Postings
Software engineering job ads fall into two types: the corporate and the quirky. The corporate ones are for jobs with titles like "Software Engineer III" or "Junior Salesforce Developer, Full Time… -
Is Microsoft Already Manufacturing the Xbox 720?
Austin-based Flextronics, which was heavily involved in the production of the Xbox 360, is believed to be working on a new project for Microsoft – more than likely the Xbox 720. A team at Flextro… -
eBay, Microsoft Join R&D Rush in New York
eBay will add 200 developers, data scientists and statisticians in New York as it ramps up a new research and development center focused on big data and improving eBay’s recommendations technolog… -
IBM Has a New Path to Early Retirement
IBM has hatched a plan to ease thousands of workers out the door within two years without having to lay them off. U.S workers approaching retirement age can sign up for the Transition to Retireme… -
Laser Pointers Power a 1Gbps Wireless Network
Laser pointers at the cutting edge of innovation? Quite possibly. A team of engineers from the National Taipei University of Technology in Taiwan has managed to transmit data using red and green…