In the uncertain times that COVID-19 and the rush to work-from-home has created, there is one constant: Software is still full of bugs and someone needs | Continue reading
Will President Trump’s temporary ban on H-1B visas boost domestic hiring, or will it lead companies to embrace outsourcing? That’s the | Continue reading
Welcome to the latest edition of Dice’s ongoing Sentiment Survey, in which we ask technologists how they’re doing amidst the pandemic-related | Continue reading
It’s easy to predict a programming language’s seemingly imminent demise. When Apple rolled out Swift in 2014, for example, some analysts believed that it | Continue reading
As the COVID-19 pandemic rolls on, technologists are finding more benefits in remote work, including boosted productivity. | Continue reading
Now that banks and technology firms are facing a temporary ban on H-1B visas, the potential for bidding wars for top tech talent in the U.S. has | Continue reading
Facebook and the results of its recent civil rights audit, rumors of Palantir's coming IPO, and other technology news marked this week. | Continue reading
Front-end web developers understand the importance of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. All three technologies play a role in the software that powers the | Continue reading
How many software developers identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community? Stack Overflow recently surveyed tens of thousands of developers about | Continue reading
SAP training can seem like an overwhelming topic for any software developer to address. However, it is very possible to get what you need. | Continue reading
How many H-1B workers are currently in the United States? That’s a question of intense debate among technology and immigration pundits (not to mention | Continue reading
If you're interviewing for an investment banking analyst or junior trading job at JPMorgan, and you don't know how to code in Python, | Continue reading
Are Tableau certifications free, or do they cost a fee? Are they valuable for a data scientist or engineer to possess? Where can you study? | Continue reading
Supercomputing provides a ton of computing power that data scientists have put to work during the COVID-19 pandemic to research new treatments | Continue reading
Do LGBTQ+ individuals who work in tech feel safe in their workplaces? Blind, which anonymously surveys technologists, went out and asked—and received some | Continue reading
For iOS developers, Apple’s annual WWDC conference is a time of lively updates and retooling. Web developers usually find something of benefit, but rarely | Continue reading
What a week, huh? Before we all shut down for the weekend, let’s look at just a few of the big stories of the week, including some of Apple’s more | Continue reading
In his new executive order, President Trump temporarily froze new work visas, including the H-1B, through at least the rest of 2021. That creates | Continue reading
With data science becoming key to many companies’ overall strategies, it’s well worth asking if data science certifications are necessary if you want | Continue reading
As long rumored, Apple is transitioning its Mac lineup away from a reliance on Intel processors. Going forward, Apple’s desktop environment will adopt | Continue reading
As the COVID-19 pandemic drags on, startups across the country are facing once-in-a-lifetime challenges. In order to save cash and readjust their business | Continue reading
Welcome to the latest edition of Dice’s ongoing COVID-19 Sentiment Survey, in which we ask technologists’ opinions on everything from their job | Continue reading
With protests over racial inequality and police brutality sweeping the nation, Google is adjusting its own internal policies to make them more equitable. | Continue reading
As we celebrate Pride Month, it’s worth taking some time to think about some of the prominent members of the LGBTQ+ community who have not only made great | Continue reading
What kind of severance packages are startups handing out during COVID-19? At some prominent firms, the payouts are quite generous. | Continue reading
JPMorgan has been hiring people on the autism spectrum for five years. It's been a journey, and the bank has made some important learnings, including the | Continue reading
At this year's WWDC event, which is being held virtually due to COVID-19, Apple will certainly unveil the latest versions of iOS, macOS and more. | Continue reading
IBM and Amazon have decided to suspend or abandon their research into facial recognition technology, while Tesla re-emphasizes semis. | Continue reading
It's been a month since Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Cheskey emailed his employees with news that the company would lay off 1,900 | Continue reading
As a company, Amazon is experiencing quite a moment. The COVID-19 pandemic has driven people to order products online in unprecedented numbers; | Continue reading
Google is well-known throughout the tech industry for its sterling office perks. Employees at its headquarters are used to everything from gourmet | Continue reading
The economic impact of COVID-19 hasn’t been uniform. Some cities and industries (such as tech) have proven far more resilient than others to the | Continue reading
Are H-1B workers underpaid, or does their compensation match industry standards? That’s a key question debated by the Economic Policy Institute and the | Continue reading
As we begin June, millions of technologists across the nation have firmly settled into their work-from-home roles—and at some prominent | Continue reading
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted every industry differently. Those that depend heavily on human interaction—such as in-person customer service or | Continue reading
Which programming languages pay the most? That’s a key question for many developers. Stack Overflow’s latest developer survey suggests that, in the United | Continue reading
For the people working in "digital transformation" functions in investment banks, 2021 is a year of promise. If there were any lingering doubts about the | Continue reading
It’s been four months since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). In that time, enterprises and | Continue reading
Are business analytics certifications vital for a career as a business analyst? Although certifications can certainly help someone stand out from the | Continue reading
Do most professional developers have a bachelor’s degree in computer science or something similar? A new Stack Overflow survey breaks down | Continue reading
Four years ago, Microsoft released an open-source cross-platform IDE called Visual Studio Code that became very popular. (I rate it as the best IDE on | Continue reading
If you ever wanted to work for Facebook, you’ve probably wondered which tech skills it seeks. And there’s good news on that front: According to its latest | Continue reading
IBM is laying off an unspecified number of workers. According to Bloomberg, the company plans on dismissing thousands of employees “in at least five | Continue reading
In recent years, the Trump administration has required that employers utilizing the H-1B visa reveal whether those H-1B workers will end up working at | Continue reading
Tech companies across the country are figuring out when and how to reopen their offices amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to do so safely, executives | Continue reading
A new report by Protocol suggests that Apple is hiring legions of cloud-computing experts, suggesting a rising interest in cloud-based apps and services. | Continue reading
As the COVID-19 crisis grinds on, cloud-centric tech companies such as Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon have found themselves in a peculiar position. | Continue reading
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, there’s been a burst of news stories about a sudden need for COBOL developers. The narrative goes something like this: | Continue reading