Monthly Archives: February 2018

The typical tech worker spends about 1,700 hours each year in front of a computer screen, and research has linked significant amounts of screen time to insomnia and headaches. Research has also shown that blue-colored light emanating from computer screens is the main cause of these health effects. In response, a number of companies have developed glasses that are designed to block out blue light. […]

Right now, you need reading material more than ever, and our best blogs for March post includes a lot of good stuff, including stories on how to effectively manage a remote team, preparing for the pandemic recovery and virtual job interviews. That’s a lot of great stuff to read while you #StayHome! Effectively Managing Remote […]

Technology is completely disrupting the way that work is done and a big part of that disruption has been the rise of remote work. Add a global pandemic to that and businesses have had to immediately adapt to a new way of getting work done. While the standard 8-hour shift worked Monday through Friday is […]

Most people get into IT careers because they have a proclivity for coding and hard technical skills. However, soft skills like teamworking ability and communication are often more instrumental to succeeding in an IT career. Soft skills are personal attributes that are considered a part of your personality. These abilities are difficult to improve through […]

Interviews for IT positions aren’t like standard job interviews, as they typically involve coding challenges and assignments. In a technical job interview, you must prove you have the abilities essential to succeed in the position, as opposed to just telling the interviewer you have the necessary skills and experience. The objective of the technical interview […]