Articles by Dice Staff
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Foxconn Stories Pose a Dilemma for Apple Workers. Or Not.
Is working for Apple ethically tricky? Sure, the company is innovative, pays its (U.S.) employees well and offers tons of perks, but how about those conditions at the infamous Foxconn factory? Ap… -
Fastest Growing Cities in Tech Hiring
After two years of continuous improvement in recruitment activity on Dice, tech is a market-by-market story. There are certainly many technology jobs posted in traditional centers like Silicon Va… -
IGN Turns to Coding Challenge for New Hires
IGN was having a very difficult time trying to find developers the traditional resume way. It turns out job experience isn’t the best way to find developers, since the average coder begins progra… -
Comcast, Time Warner See iPv6 Deployed By 2013
IPv6 adoption is moving ahead rapidly, with companies like Cisco pushing the protocol and more developers learning to work with it. This week, Comcast and Time Warner Cable said they'll extend IP… -
Introducing Our Software Engineering Talent Community
Sofware Engineering is the focus of the sixth Dice Talent Community. It's led by Catherine Powell, a veteran engineer. When you need to network with other engineers, get answers to sticky problem… -
Rackspace's Boss on Why Corporate Culture Matters
Our friends over at DataCenterKnowledge shared this video of Rackspace Hosting Chairman Graham Weston talking about his vision for the company's corporate culture. “When we pay attention to what… -
Will Apple's Stock Plans Spook Some Employees?
Will Apple's plan to begin a $10 billion stock buy back and pay dividends of $2.65 a share on July 1 worry some employees? After all, Steve Jobs is still a presence in Cupertino, and to some his… -
HP's New Tools Help Enterprise Developers With Mobile Apps
Hewlett-Packard on Tuesday released a set of tools to help enterprise developers add mobile applications. HP's expanded Application Transformation Solutions will include a suite of services and s… -
Reddit App Gets Banned From Google Play
Reddit is Fun, a third-party Android app for social news website Reddit, has been pulled from Google Play. The developer, Andrew Shu, or better known as talklittle on Reddit, says that he receive… -
Noob + Buddy System = Effective Team
As engineers we deal with a lot of learning curves, whether it's because of a new job, a new team, a new project or even a new part of a product we've been using for months. We're always having t…