If you're an experienced quant applying for a new role in an investment bank, you might presume that you'll be able to coast through the interview process. Not necessarily. In the past five years…

You’ve reached the end of the week! Congrats. Before you shut down for the weekend, let’s touch on some of tech’s top stories from the week that you might have missed, including the retirement of…

Face-to-face networking is an important part of the job-hunting process, but the social-distancing measures of the COVID-19 pandemic have halted many in-person events. Instead, virtual career fai…

For many technologists, developing software for the enterprise holds a certain appeal. For example, you get to build things used by millions (potentially even billions) of people. Second, it’s an…

Oracle is a massive company with lots of software offerings, so it stands to reason that it would offer lots of certifications for technologists. Indeed, Oracle offers more than 200 certification…

When the COVID-19 pandemic began, many startups radically adjusted their operations in order to stay alive. Sometimes that meant budget cuts, or mothballing certain lines of business; and in othe…

At Blizzard, the studio responsible for games such as “Overwatch” (seen above) and the “World of Warcraft” franchise, some software engineers make more than $100,000 per year. But other employees…

In 2019, the DevOps Institute’s annual Upskilling Report stated that automation process, cloud analytics and soft skills (such as communication and empathy) were the most important skills. Just o…

Building a career in cybersecurity takes perseverance, a hyper-awareness of the changing threat landscape, and a willingness to constantly learn new skills. Whether you want to become a white-hat…

If you’ve seen any of the programming-language rankings that analyst firms regularly publish, you know that the languages in those rankings’ upper tiers rarely change much in the short term. Pyth…