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Business Intelligence: A Promising IT Frontier for 2010

January 12, 2010

While the economy continues to struggle, there are a few bright spots on the horizon, and one of the brightest is BI – Business Intelligence. Data security, coupled with an increasing need for data integration into newer, more modern systems, is the rising star in the IT field for 2010.

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Working in IT, but Outside the Cubicle

January 4, 2010

IT is always changing, and career choices are changing with it. Being a techie does not mean being stuck in a dreary cubicle all day anymore. Here are some IT careers that will get you out of the office.

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Back to Basics: Top 10 Tips for a Tip-Top Resume

December 29, 2009

Your resume is the first thing a prospective employer sees, and in this economy, every employer is likely to see a lot of them. Use these tips to make yours effective…and memorable.

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Back to Basics: How to Find an IT Job

December 22, 2009

The halcyon days of the dotcom bubble are long gone, and things have changed. Of course, the good news is that if IT people weren’t adaptable, they simply wouldn’t be IT people. IT is all about adapting. Here are 12 things you must do today – that you didn’t necessarily have to do yesterday, to find that IT job.

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Keeping Your IT Skills Current

December 7, 2009

Sometimes it can be hard to stay current with the latest and greatest technologies. And let’s face it, many employers are looking for cutting edge skills. So if what you learned in college a few years ago is the only tool in your toolbox, you may be in trouble. Fortunately, with a solid background, you can pick up new skills on your own, and there’s no better time than while you’re between jobs. Here are a few ways to beef up your skill set and stay current.

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Negotiating Salary – 6 Common Mistakes

December 1, 2009

Negotiating your compensation package can be a little frightening. If what you ask for is out of line, will the job offer evaporate? If you ask for too little, will the hiring manager reconsider because he senses desperation or inexperience? Finding a balance is important, especially in this job market. Here are some of the most common mistakes people make during compensation negotiations.

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