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Report: Offshoring to Have No Sudden Bad Effects
While offshore outsourcing is expected to affect wages and employment in developing countries, it won’t have any sudden negative…
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Job Hunting Still Comes Down to Who You Know
Supporting the old adage that who you know often determines where you go, nearly three-quarters (73 percent) of managers…
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SAP Skills Pay Off Big for IT Pros
Pay for non-certified IT skills grew 8 percent in 2006, while pay for certified skills showed flat growth, according…
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Finding the Slacker-Worker Equilibrium
Everyone knows The Solitaire Guy. He’s the one with the red message light on his phone always blinking, the…
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Gartner Offers Vista Upgrade Advice
Calling Vista’s November 2006 business launch more of a “message to organizations that they could start official testing” than…
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Survey: Nobody Really Cares that Big Brother Is Watching
Despite employer policies, threats and monitoring, the vast majority of workers still use company technology for personal use, according…
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Survey: Tech Sector Brightens Its Outlook
IT workers reported confidence in the job market, job availability and the economy at the end of 2006, according…
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Execs: Telecommuting Holds Back Careers
Telecommuters are less likely to advance in their careers than workers who toil in traditional office settings, according to…