Aussie IT jobs market shrinks by 12 per cent
The number of IT and technology jobs in Australia has sunk by 12 per cent as salaries grow by 4.4 per cent.
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Public fear of AI job disruption outstrips expert opinion
Expectation that AI will replace human workers in the next decade is undisputed. What kinds of jobs and how soon, however, is still being worked out.
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Aussie devs world’s oldest. At 29
Developers in Australia have the highest average age in the world – at 29 – according to a survey from Stack Overflow.
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Dell replaces A/NZ boss
Dell has confirmed Joe Kremer has resigned from his post as boss for Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ), naming Angela Fox as his replacement.
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Steve Jobs: A pictorial look at his career
A pictorial look at Steve Jobs career as Apple's CEO
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Cloud CIO: In defense of corporate IT
Last week's blog post, Cloud CIO: Yes, Your Job is at Risk, was one of the most widely-read-and definitely the most -post I've ever written for CIO.com. Clearly, the discussion of cloud computing's effect on a CIO's career struck a nerve with readers.
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IT résumés: Think twice about the advice you've been given
Recruiters, professional résumé writers and other career experts give out tons of advice on how best to write a résumé that will stand out from the competition. Their intentions are noble - they want to help people land jobs - but the problem with their advice is that it doesn't always apply to IT professionals and the nature of the work they do, says Shana Westerman, a recruiting manager with IT staffing firm Sapphire Technologies.
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LinkedIn etiquette: The right way to request new connections
We've all done this: You sign into LinkedIn, glance at the "People You May Know" box and recognise a few names. Perhaps they're former colleagues, friends from university, or maybe they're people you've never met before, but you know they'd be a good connection to make. You click "Connect," choose how you know him or her, and fire off the invitation with the typical boilerplate, I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn.
