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You have moved on, left your old job and are firmly ensconced with a new employer when a former colleague or boss calls with a software problem or a glitch involving code you had written and needs Read more...

Getting ahead in the IT world is not always easy. Like any work environment, there are internal politics, changing conditions and sometimes few opportunities for advancement. CIOs and IT recruiters Read more...

Computerworld has some career advice that applies to IT professionals as well as anyone else trying to avoid getting in trouble with the boss when making use of the office computer. To stay out of Read more...

A security clearance for your IT job has many benefits. The biggest one is pay. If you have a government-issued clearance, you are likely to earn nearly $20,000 more a year, according to a recent Read more...

Every CIO must know how to negotiate. It may be with your boss or your staff or an outside vendor. But if you don't know this essential skill, someone will take you for a ride. There's no one book Read more...

Sometimes the CIO has to convince the boss that he's on the right path. To help him do that, Forester Research put together a list of best practices that can offer some help in making IT work well. Read more...

You don't really want to tell your boss that you need another hand on deck just to keep track of tech vendors coming in through the door. But you might be overwhelmed with vendor pitches, and you Read more...

If you're a midmarket CIO who feels ready to move to a larger company, prepare to be questioned about your ability to scale. Focus on points of relevance between your experience and the new role. Read more...

An effective CIO needs a top-notch assistant, but good help can be hard to find--and to keep. Great assistants take pride in anticipating what executives need before they need it, being organized Read more...

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