Articles by Dice Staff
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Utilities Face Shortage of Industry-Seasoned Workers
Utilities and other energy companies are facing a lack of trained workers as they begin developing the "smart grid" that's supposed to deliver electricity in more efficient ways. It's a challenge… -
Boston Twitter App Store Lures Developers
Laura Fitton saw the upcoming apps gold rush coming back in 2009, when she launched the Cambridge-based oneforty.com, a niche app store for Twitter followers and application developers. Since the… -
Sometimes, Your Resume Just Needs to Throw Out All the Rules. Sometimes
Most career coaches will tell you priority one is to stand out. Then they'll say you do this by following tried-and-true tactics like networking, honing your pitch, and putting together a resume… -
Security vs. Opportunity
After enduring a decade bookended by recessions it appears that most people would prefer a marathon stretch with one employer rather than a series of short sprints with many companies. A recent s… -
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP): The Foundation on Which Many businesses are Built
ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning - is a widely used collection of business software systems and strategies that are implemented across an array of industries and organizations. ERP's main goal… -
Product Development and Management: The Work That's Everywhere
Product development is the art and science of building software solutions for the market. For software companies, the ultimate goal is to produce a great product that will meet the needs of the w… -
Support: On The Very Front Lines of IT
In many ways, the help desk and desktop support people are the face of the IT organization within any company. They're the front-line techies who help regular employees do their jobs by making su… -
Ninja Job Titles on Resumes Fail
By Scot Herrick "Ninja" is the latest fad to try and describe a person's job skills. The Wall Street Journal reports: In 2009, the growth of "ninja" as a new job description far outpaced the grow… -
Justice Department Wants to Know if Tech Leaders Agreed Not to Hire Each Other's Employees
Google, Intel, IBM, Apple and IAC are all under the Justice Department's microscope as investigators try to determine whether tech companies have agreed not to poach each other's employees, this… -
Monday's People News
Moves EnterpriseDB Hires Former Sun Microsystems and Red Hat Executive Karen Tegan Padir as Vice President of Products and Marketing [EnterpriseDB] Java Creator James Gosling Leaves Oracle [eWeek…