Posted by Craig Farley on January 21, 2016

After finally getting over my New Year’s hangover, I’d like share some early hiring trends and observations about IT staffing so far in 2016: It’s taking longer to hire. It seems like employers in the past year or two have been more careful in their hiring practices.  Whether that means adding extra rounds of interviews, […]

Posted by Gabriella Calise on January 11, 2016

It’s no secret many IT employees have mixed feelings about the cloud. On one hand, the cloud is an effective information storage and retrieval system; on the other, it’s often seen as a threat to IT job security. Fortunately, concerns about the cloud and IT staffing don’t always come to fruition. As we venture on […]

Posted by Gabriella Calise on December 17, 2015

Current job trends in information technology show that certain jobs will grow more on average throughout 2016, providing great opportunities for job seekers and employers alike. Positioning oneself as the “person for the job” could result in a great new career for job seekers, while employers could put their businesses ahead of the curve by […]

Posted by Heidi Mcstowe on December 10, 2015

For some companies the holiday party is the only official social event of the year. These nights can be fun but also stressful, anxiety producing and dreaded!  However, you might use this event as a networking opportunity to meet people and let loose a bit. Get to know your coworkers that you don’t see often, […]

Posted by Adam Barron on December 04, 2015

A resume is not a silver bullet. How many times have you bought a product simply because you thought it had a snappy advertisement? The goal of a product’s marketing is to get you through the front door or onto the website, and the battle is only half-won at that point. You still need to […]

Posted by Gabriella Calise on November 24, 2015

A NASA systems engineer, a forensic psychologist, and an aerospace contract manager all have one thing in common: their degrees from Alameda University. The problem is that Alameda and Rochville University, both diploma mills, account for at least 2,250 LinkedIn profiles with fake degrees. Information Technology, a field with a high demand for employees with […]