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Seven in 10 Tech Employees in U.S. Are Thinking About Quitting
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Seven in 10 Tech Employees in U.S. Are Thinking About Quitting

Seventy-two percent of tech employees in the United States are thinking of quitting their job in the next 12 months, says a TalentLMS report, which suggests skills...

US IT Job Growth Slows, but 2021 Still on Track for Record Hiring
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US IT Job Growth Slows, but 2021 Still on Track for Record Hiring

Businesses would have hired even more IT workers had they been able to find enough qualified candidates.

As STEM Interest Declines, Mentors' Importance Rises
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As STEM Interest Declines, Mentors' Importance Rises

STEM majors in underrepresented groups need mentors who look like them.

How College Students Can Use IT Skills for U.S. Foreign Service
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How College Students Can Use IT Skills for U.S. Foreign Service

The Foreign Affairs Information Technology Fellowship program provides students pursuing an IT-related bachelor's or master's degree the opportunity to practice...

Microsoft Shuts Down LinkedIn Social-Media Service in China
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Microsoft Shuts Down LinkedIn Social-Media Service in China

LinkedIn will shut the version of its professional-networking site that operates in China, the latest chapter in the struggle Western Internet companies have faced...

Female-Founded Startups Still Struggle to Get VC Funding
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Female-Founded Startups Still Struggle to Get VC Funding

Female-founded startups raised $25 billion in the first half of 2021, more than the total of any full year prior. But the amount of venture capital going to female...

U.S. Tech Salaries Grow, but Not For Everyone
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U.S. Tech Salaries Grow, but Not For Everyone

IEEE-USA's 2021 Salary & Benefits survey estimated median income for U.S. technology professionals rose approximately 2.8%.

As Electric Car Makers Ante Up Billions, Software Is Ace in the Hole
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As Electric Car Makers Ante Up Billions, Software Is Ace in the Hole

Coders are set to cash in.

Successful Startup Teams Mix Business and Friendship, Research Says
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Successful Startup Teams Mix Business and Friendship, Research Says

Startups whose founders like each other due to shared values and experiences, and have the proper complementary skills, can foster better team dynamics and have...

Pandemic Supercharged the Role of Chief Information Officer
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Pandemic Supercharged the Role of Chief Information Officer

The COVID-19 pandemic has supercharged the role of chief information officers, accelerating a shift from backroom technicians to front-office decisionmakers, as...

The Pandemic Made the Workweek Longer
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The Pandemic Made the Workweek Longer

The average American's workweek has gotten 10% longer during the pandemic, according to a study of Microsoft workers.

Concerns Lead Some Stanford Students to Say No to Silicon Valley
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Concerns Lead Some Stanford Students to Say No to Silicon Valley

While Silicon Valley's allure remains powerful for many Stanford students, there are also those whose appreciation is tempered by concerns over ethics and corporate...

Tech Pros Prioritize Job Training in Hopes of Salary Increase, Survey Says
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Tech Pros Prioritize Job Training in Hopes of Salary Increase, Survey Says

Nearly two-thirds of data and AI professionals prioritized job training over the past year in hopes of a salary increase or promotion, according to the 2021 Data...

Robots Readily Adopted In the Aging Workplace, Study Finds
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Robots Readily Adopted In the Aging Workplace, Study Finds

Robots are more widely adopted in places with notably older workers, filling gaps created by a shortage of middle-aged workers in manual production tasks, according...

Communication and Collaboration Suffer When Everyone Works Remotely, Study Finds
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Communication and Collaboration Suffer When Everyone Works Remotely, Study Finds

Working from home causes workers to become more siloed in how they communicate, engage in fewer real-time conversations, and spend fewer hours in meetings, according...

Talent Shortages Are Holding Back Emerging Tech Adoption, Gartner Reports
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Talent Shortages Are Holding Back Emerging Tech Adoption, Gartner Reports

Talent shortages are the most significant adoption barrier to 64% of emerging technologies, according to IT executives cited in Gartner Inc.'s 2021-2023 Emerging...

Companies Need More Workers. Why Do They Reject Millions of Resumés?
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Companies Need More Workers. Why Do They Reject Millions of Resumés?

Software that sorts through job applicants and deletes those it judges unsuitable may be a major reason why many people are not being hired, despite massive numbers...

'The Algorithm Fired Me': California Bill Takes on Amazon's Notorious Work Culture
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'The Algorithm Fired Me': California Bill Takes on Amazon's Notorious Work Culture

A bill passed by the California Assembly would challenge Amazon's algorithm-driven warehouse culture.

Can Japan Close Gender Gap to Address Tech Worker Shortage?
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Can Japan Close Gender Gap to Address Tech Worker Shortage?

Japan is pushing to digitally modernize itself, but one of the developed world's starkest gender gaps is holding it back.

U.S. Digital Corps Aims to Bring Young Tech Talent to Government
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U.S. Digital Corps Aims to Bring Young Tech Talent to Government

The White House launched the U.S. Digital Corps two-year fellowship on Monday designed to place early-career software engineers, data scientists, and other technologists...
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