Susan Hall

The U.S. Labor Department has awarded $500 million in grants to community colleges and universities for job-training programs as part of an effort to

The number of students studying computer science is on the upswing — and why not, with starting salaries of $91,500 at Microsoft, $88,900 at

Because IT training so often takes place online, perhaps the industry better accepts that mode of learning. I don’t know. College-level education, though,

The role of systems administrators is evolving, not going away, as servers migrate to the cloud. That role is evolving with the rise of DevOps, the

Zynga on Friday fired back at the copyright-infringement lawsuit filed by rival Electronic Arts and in a countersuit alleged that EA tried to pressure

In the midst of a wave of federal retirements, a Federal News Radio piece offers advice on recruiting amid tight budgets, a situation affecting private

Microsoft’s ramping up its investment in China, with plans to expand in business applications, cloud computing and other areas, according to The Wall

Salary Negotiations: Insider Secrets Recruiter reveals insider's secrets to getting paid what you want. With software engineers in such demand, how can

Though Dell confirmed an undisclosed number of layoffs Wednesday, the Austin area continues to be a thriving IT job market. Among the happenings:General

A new county-by-county interactive map of tech jobs makes it pretty fun to try to figure out which employer makes one county rank higher than others.

Collaboration is hard, yet an increasingly valued skill in the workplace. In a recent survey by the Society for Human Resource Management that my

Companies have to be creative when it comes to the Hadoop talent they need for Big Data projects. With so few people with those skills, the ones out there