The tech industry isn’t the only hot spot for IT jobs, as there’s a growing demand for IT pros across every industry. These 10 non-tech verticals pay the most for IT roles, according to data from Dice.
Certifications are a great way to show employers you have the right IT skills and specializations for the job. These 10 certs are the ones IT pros are most likely to pursue, according to data from Dice.
Blue Cross Blue Shield North Carolina’s commitment to equity inside the organization and out includes a range of DEI initiatives to diversify its IT ranks and provide pathways to the top.
Digital transformation has driven a demand for IT skills ranging from cybersecurity to cloud computing. These 10 skills can help boost your salary and earn you more money in your IT career.
Despite economic headwinds, demand for IT talent continues to rise. The following IT roles take home the most pay today, thanks to unique combinations of leadership, technical, and business-oriented skills.
No matter what your IT role, a project management certification can add value to your career. Here are the top project management certifications, their requirements, and cost.
You don’t need to move to Silicon Valley to cash in on the boom for IT talent. These 10 cities are among the fastest growing tech hubs by salary, according to Dice.
Women remain underrepresented in the IT industry. These 18 groups are working to support women and close the diversity gap in tech.