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Lack of VC funding forces startups to think lean

A steady drop in venture capitalist funding has forced startups to develop new strategies to evolve their workforce -- that includes layoffs, budget cuts and a new definition of growth.rn

Questions after your presentation signal success

Many presenters are relieved when there are no questions at the end of their presentation. But no questions is rarely a good sign.

Universities must build innovators in new ways

The future doesnu2019t care how you became an expert. The experts of tomorrow will learn differently.

How to rebuild your career after a layoff

There is life after the layoff. Take these 6 steps to engineer your own comeback.

Businesses struggle to hire workers with cloud skills

As enterprises continue to focus on implementing a cloud infrastructure, many still face roadblocks when it comes to hiring candidates with the right skills.

How businesses can increase gender equality in IT |The rise of female CIOs sees a 9% increase of women in the boardroom

How one nonprofit is making tech education open to everyone

"Just because you didn't learn when you were ten doesn't mean you can't learn now," says Girl Develop It executive director Corinne Warnshuis.rn

The truth about those ‘progressive’ parental leave policies

Technology companies love to speak loud and proud about their generous parental leave policies, but what good are they if nobody takes advantage of the benefit?

4 signs it’s time to look for a new job

Don't wait until it's too late. Here's how to determine if it's time to polish up your resume and start your job search.

Do you really need a degree to break Into IT?

The IT industry has changed drastically over recent years, and as a result, so have the skills and experiences needed by organizations. No longer does a B.A. guarantee you success in the IT industry.