In looking over a set of recommended certs for software developers this morning, I was reminded that chasing deals on IT training and certification requires caution.
It's important for any IT professional to take care of Number One. If you haven't got your health, then everything else in your life tends to suffer. In Part 6 of our multipart series, we focus on hobbies.
Delta-dampened employment numbers have been below 200,000 for two months in a row now. Is it a trend? Ed Tittel doesn't think so — but it is worrying and it will stretch out an already prolonged economic recovery.
Certification Magazine hands off some data leftovers from its annual Salary Survey.
Science has devoted considerable attention to the learning process. And in fact, there's a lot of documentation about how to improve that process.
Certification Magazine hands off some data leftovers from its annual Salary Survey. We pop them in the microwave.
Staffing and employment titan Robert Half breaks out the survey barometer to measure the value of IT certifications. Ed Tittel grazes through the data and provides an executive summary for IT professionals.
GoCertify illuminates the origin story of one of the most consequential inventions in history. In today's installment: The birth of computer graphics.
U.K. publication ITPro convenes a monthly panel of experts to debate various questions related to information technology. At the end of August, they debated this one: Do we still need certifications?
It's important for any IT professional to take care of Number One. If you haven't got your health, then everything else in your life tends to suffer. In Part 5 of our multipart series, we focus on hobbies.
