While the overall demand for technologists remains high, some companies are preparing for a possible recession by reprioritizing projects, reallocating budgets and resources, and deciding which r…

Artificial intelligence (A.I.) isn’t quite ready to take over the world, but it’s moving a step closer. A recent survey released by Morning Consult and IBM finds that the COVID-19 pandemic, coupl…

For nearly 30 years, Java has remained one of the world’s most popular programming languages. But is that popularity slipping? Are more software developers and engineers giving up Java for other…

Coinbase will lay off 1,100 employees, or roughly 18 percent of its workforce. Those layoffs reflect the continuing turbulence in the cryptocurrency market—but should technologists in other indus…

The low unemployment rate for technologists has employers evaluating turnover data and revamping their hiring and interview processes. They’re trying to identify potential flight risks—employees…

All industries need technologists to help build and maintain critical systems and services—but when it comes to specific industries and their tech-hiring needs, no two are exactly alike. World ev…

Microsoft plans on instituting a handful of workforce reforms, including greater pay transparency and the elimination of noncompete clauses for most employees. Will that help the company compete…

Over the past month, thousands of college and university students throughout the U.S. have graduated with their degrees and are now entering one of the most dynamic job markets ever seen, with re…

The latest employment data makes one thing clear: Companies everywhere really want remote software developers and engineers. CompTIA’s monthly Tech Jobs Report, which analyzes data from the U.S.…

During the job interview process, network engineers can expect a series of questions that range from the technical (such as the tools and techniques you’ve used to build and maintain networks) to…