|  The Telecommuting Myth
By Eric Spiegel - September 17, 2007
A tech manager finds a mixed experience with telecommuting. CIOs Predict More Hiring in Q4
By CIO Update Staff - September 11, 2007
Western states lead the nation in hiring, network administrators most in demand. Seven Hot Tech Skills That Employers Need
By Katherine Spencer Lee - September 10, 2007
Pay no attention to the buzzwords that get the headlines: it’s these seven tech job skills that IT employers are eagerly seeking. 10 Tips for Moving Your Career Forward
By Michelle LaBrosse - September 6, 2007
Project management is any career’s secret weapon, writes PM Planet guest columnist Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning. Recruiting Entry-Level Talent in Today’s Market
By Katherine Spencer Lee - September 4, 2007
Entry-level professionals are filling a critical void in many IT departments, writes CIO Update columnist Katherine Spencer Lee of RHT. Don't Let Your IT Career Dead End
By P.G. Daly - August 30, 2007
Between outsourcing and company layoffs, IT professionals no longer have the luxury of putting careers on autopilot. Make Yourself Look Good Online
By Mike Elgan - August 22, 2007
A new reputation-enhancing site emphasizes the positive. What's being said about you online? The Commoditization of the Tech Professional
By Rob England - August 16, 2007
Today’s tech management consultant could end up like yesteryear's steam engine driver – unless they keep their eyes on the horizon. What Shape Are You?
By Rob England - August 13, 2007
How you configure your "knowledge shape" has a major effect on your employment and career prospects. IT Jobs, Salaries Hang Tough
By Jennifer Zaino - August 2, 2007
Even in the face of a weak economy, IT confidence and paychecks haven’t taken a major hit. Discovering the Leaders on Your Staff
By Katherine Spencer Lee - July 27, 2007
If you look, you will find the leaders you need, writes CIO Update columnist Katherine Spencer Lee of Robert Half Technology. A Job Well Done, From Home
By Jennifer Zaino - July 27, 2007
Increasingly, CIOs see there are benefits to letting their staffs telecommute once in awhile. Who Pays For On-the-Job Training?
By Rob England - July 26, 2007
The days of employers funding expensive IT certifications for employees are numbered, says IT Career Planet columnist Rob England. New Ways of Recruting in a Hot Market
By CIO Update Staff - July 18, 2007
The job market is heating up and, once again, CIOs are having to find new ways to attract and retain talent. Can 'Green Tech' Benefit the U.S. IT Profession?
By Jennifer Zaino - July 19, 2007
Yes, but long-term, innovations on this front may too migrate offshore. How To Handle Being the 'New' Tech Manager
By Eric Spiegel - July 16, 2007
You're brand new, but your IT staffers are looking at you as if you’re the enemy. Here’s how to keep your head above water. Will Open Source Developers be Well Paid?
By James Maguire - July 5, 2007
An open source researcher talks about the pay levels of developers. Plus, who makes more: open source or closed source developers? Does Linux Certification Matter?
By Sean Michael Kerner - July 4, 2007
Jim Lacey, CTO of the Linux Professional Institute, talks about trends in LInux certification. Show IT the Money
By Jennifer Zaino - July 3, 2007
Surveys show that IT spending has legs — for technology, if not for full-time personnel. Making Performance Reviews Positive
By Katherine Spencer Lee - June 29, 2007
Conducting performance reviews should be among your most important management responsibilities, writes CIO Update columnist Katherine Spencer Lee of Robert Half Technologies. Tech Salaries: Ten Leading Jobs
By James Maguire - June 26, 2007
Pay levels for ten jobs across various sectors of the technology industry. | 
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