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August 2012 Dice Report: Fast Five to Watch
In the arena of tech employment, there are varsity players such as California, Virginia, Texas, New York and Florida. Find out which other fast-growing states want to get in the game. continue…
June: IT Hiring Shines While Tech Funding Fades
Dice’s IT Market Report: The outlook for technology hiring remains bright compared to overall employment rates, but surprising salary declines and startup funding warnings are also surfacing. continue…
Atlanta Tech Hiring Market is Hot
Employers and recruiters in Atlanta are posting jobs on Dice punctuated with pleas and exclamation points. The Georgia gem is experiencing a surge in tech hiring and job postings on Dice hit a new peak recently. continue…
April: IT Budgets, Salaries and Retention Concerns Up
Dice IT Market Report: IT budgets, salaries and staff retention concerns are on the rise. Plus, the tech hiring outlook thru 2020, and the struggle to find Web Developers. continue…
Fastest Growing Cities in Tech Hiring
After two years of continuous improvement in recruitment activity on Dice, tech is a market-by-market story. There are certainly many technology jobs posted in traditional centers like Silicon Valley, New York or Seattle. But other cities continue to join the party – such as Raleigh, Richmond and Houston. Read the March Dice Report to see the 10 fastest growing cities in tech hiring.
July 2011: Overseas Firms Hiring in Silicon Valley
IT Hiring Market Report – July 2011 The Dice IT Hiring Market Report is a roundup of news related to technology hiring, compiled from various sources by the Dice Editorial Staff. _________________________________________________________________________________ .It’s not just American companies on the talent hunt in Silicon Valley. Foreign firms are increasingly turning to American engineers to help with their R&D, in great part because the new wave of communication tools and apps is a specialty that was born and bred there. Ericsson has… continue…
June 2011: IT Employment Reach Pre-Crash Levels
IT Hiring Market Report – June 2011 The Dice IT Hiring Market Report is a roundup of news related to technology hiring, compiled from various sources by the Dice Editorial Staff. _________________________________________________________________________________ .In November 2008, IT employment reached 4 million for the first time. Then the economy tanked, and 200,000 jobs disappeared within nine months. Now, says the TechServe Alliance — an industry group that analyzes Bureau of Labor Statistics data — IT employment has returned, surpassing the November 2008… continue…
February 2011: A Better Story with Layoffs
IT Hiring Market Report – February 2011 The Dice IT Hiring Market Report is a roundup of news related to technology hiring, compiled from various sources by the Dice Editorial Staff. _________________________________________________________________________________ .Challenger, Gray and Christmas says layoffs in IT plummeted last year, to 46,825 from 174,629 in 2009. Tech employers – which include computer, electronics, and telecommunications firms – announced 35,375 job cuts during 2010′s first half. From July through the end of the year, cuts totaled 11,450, a… continue…
January 2011: Numbers Show A Promising Job Market in 2011
IT Hiring Market Report – January 2011 The Dice IT Hiring Market Report is a roundup of news related to technology hiring, compiled from various sources by the Dice Editorial Staff. _________________________________________________________________________________ .A flurry of facts and figures describes an IT employment market that’s definitely looking up. Moody’s Analytics says the economy added 47,000 technology jobs in 2010 through November amid resurgent demand for tech products in Asia and Latin America. That’s 15 percent growth. Meanwhile, employment numbers released by… continue…
December 2010: Employees Gain Some Leverage
IT Hiring Market Report – December 2010 The Dice IT Hiring Market Report is a roundup of news related to technology hiring, compiled from various sources by the Dice Editorial Staff. _________________________________________________________________________________ .As hiring in the sector picks up, Forbes advises IT workers to negotiate for the salary they want. “If you’ve gotten a job offer, you’re already in a position of power,” the magazine says. Meanwhile, larger companies are allowing employees to change career tracks without changing companies. In… continue…
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