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Three months have passed since Apache Log4j CVE-2021-44228 exploded across the internet, and the industry is still sorting through the wreckage. On December 9, 2021, security researchers disclosed a …
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If you’ve been in IT long enough to remember when a technical position meant at least some job security, then you already know the tables have turned completely. The Bureau of Labor Statistics …
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It’s hard to summarize 2021 in a single phrase, but “the Great Resignation” comes closer than most. We watched a tidal shift in how IT professionals think about their work, their …
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The private sector tech job market rewards velocity. Move fast, ship features, disrupt the space, jump between startups chasing the next funding round. It’s exhilarating for some and exhausting …
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The question arrives on everyone’s desk at some point in an IT career: should you go deep or go wide? Should you spend the next five years becoming the cloud architect everyone calls when AWS is …
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The headlines scream a simple narrative: people are quitting. Four million Americans quit their jobs in July 2021 alone, and the momentum has only accelerated. For many workers in tech and beyond, the …
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The IT job market right now is unlike anything most of us have seen. Companies are desperate to fill positions, talent is in short supply, and salaries are climbing. Tech unemployment hit just 2.1% by …
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Four million Americans walked away from their jobs in April 2021. That single month set a record for quits since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking the number. The trend accelerated through …
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We’re living through one of the most significant shifts in how companies think about office work, and the announcements coming in from Silicon Valley and beyond are revealing something …
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On May 7, 2021, DarkSide ransomware shut down the Colonial Pipeline’s computerized systems, and six days later the entire company was still trying to recover. Fuel shortages rippled across the …
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