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Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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Children as young as age six develop ideas that girls are less interested than boys in computer science and engineering — stereotypes that can extend into the late...
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A study of commuting and job performance shows how wearable sensing technology can predict individual work quality based on the daily grind of commuting.
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Stop Asking About Salary History, Employers Urged
Asking job candidates about previous pay when recruiting contributes to the gender pay gap by replicating pay gaps from other organizations, according to a study...
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Developers Are Better With Automation and Reusable Code, Report Says
Software teams are changing their coding processes to fit the new dynamics of remote work, according to GitHub's 2021 State of the Octoverse.
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DHS Announces Program to Attract and Retain Cybersecurity Talent
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has launched a program to find and hire cybersecurity professionals.
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NYC Legislation Requires 'Bias Audit' of AI Hiring Tools
A bill passed by the New York City Council will require providers of AI-assisted employment tools to have those systems evaluated each year and the results provided...
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Why Aren't Professors Taught to Teach?
Professors are experts in their subject matters but many have limited training in actually teaching their students.
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Managers Aren't Worried About Keeping IT Workers Happy
A survey of more than 1,000 IT and business leaders found that only 16% rank employee satisfaction and retention as a top priority.
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Why Women Quit Tech
Why are so many highly qualified and experienced women turning their backs on the tech sector that needs them?
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Sorry, Gen Z Isn't Going to Solve Your Tech Skills Crisis
Seventy-two percent of IT leaders believe members of Generation Z (ages 16 to 24) will solve the digital skills shortage, but just 24% of young people view their...
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Scholars Debate How to Improve Open Access
While open-access science has made research available worldwide, some scholars worry that misinformation, fraud, and politicization have become rampant in a system...
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Teammates' Trustworthiness Can Outweigh Skill Competency, Research Says
People who are friendly and trustworthy are more likely to be selected for teams than those who are known for just their skill competency and personal reputation...
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Visa Ban Hurts Innovation Edge, U.S. Universities Say
Toughened visa requirements for Chinese graduate students and postgraduate researchers are squeezing the flow of talent to U.S. universities.
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Works Well With Robots?
University of Georgia professor Aaron Schecter has received two grants totaling nearly $2 million from the U.S. Army to study the interplay between human and robotic...
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Report Sees Post-Pandemic Hiring Rebound for College Grads
Employers who had slowed recruiting during the pandemic have accelerated efforts to fill pressing needs, with strong hiring growth is expected in computer services...
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Undergraduate Fellowship Eyes Inclusive Quantum Workforce
The Open Quantum Initiative has launched an undergraduate fellowship as part of its effort to advocate for and contribute to the development of a diverse and inclusive...
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Microsoft to Work with Community Colleges to Fill 250,000 Cyber Jobs
Microsoft plans to work with community colleges across the United States to fill 250,000 cybersecurity jobs over the next four years.
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Women See Tech Industry as a 'Boys Club,' Report Says
Half of women in tech feel the industry is a boys club, but more than 60% see signs of progress in spite of that, according to a new study from AnitaB.org.
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Grace Hopper, Minicomputers, and Megabytes: It's a Fun Career
In 1963, the British government decided to make the world's most powerful computer. The manufacturer, Ferranti, asked would-be buyers to send their best programmers...
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Braintrust Network Puts Freelance Tech Jobs on the Blockchain
The decentralized Braintrust network maintained by six different software companies matches employers and freelancers using cryptocurrency and a community-based...
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