Office Xmas Guide 2022
Some of the biggest monsters and cold-hearted executive sharks still soften up around the holiday season, so not taking advantage of their vulnerability isn’t very smart. I would like to share some ideas on making Christmas work for you.
Identify your targets
It’s the end of the year and a perfect time to reassess your game. Look at the org chart of your IT department and review all the players…
Three Steps To Corner Your Boss Into Laying You Off
WHEN WORK IS HELL
Unfortunately finding yourself in a difficult situation at work is more common than people like to admit. Whether it is a result of recent changes (restructuring, merger or split) or getting caught in a fatal political conflict, you may start considering just walking away. Stop! Quitting will not bring you the desired stress relief. On the contrary, you will not be eligible for
Surviving The Current Developer Drought
FANTASY
Many hiring managers are still under the impression that their biggest hurdle in adding a new developer to their team is getting the headcount approved. Once it’s done, you can just hand over a job description to an IT recruiter and in a few weeks – you have a new developer! Well, not so fast, ladies and gentlemen… Within the last six months or so the market really changed, and finding go
Will Apple Own Microsoft? From Our Guest Contributor, Alex Dubov
While cleaning up her 9-year-old son’s room, Maria Dubov found his school paper and we all thought it was a perfect addition to our blog. Of course we had to get his permission first:)
Why “Good Guys” Finish Last
I often see the most hardworking and diligent IT professionals get passed up on for promotions in a large corporate setting. Eventually they get discouraged as they watch their less productive colleagues progress rapidly and show off their new fancy titles… How does this happen?
Actually, there is a simple explanation. Adding value is a relative term. While you have given up your sex life to me