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How the CIO of Mansfield Oil became CEO
What does it take to transition from leading a company's IT operations to leading the whole company? For Doug Haugh, who became president of Mansfield Oil in 2011 after serving as its CIO, part of
Handful of IT exec jobs to see high demand in 2012
Entry-level IT workers and experienced IT pros with programming skills are slated to be in high demand in 2012, but at the top of the IT ladder the job market doesn't look much better than last
Does anyone still want to be CIO?
Has the job of CIO become so trying that few IT professionals even aspire to it anymore? CIO magazine's Meridith Levinson reports that some IT leadership opportunities are not being over-run with
C&L: The need to get more women into science; Tech tracks
There's been an ongoing discussion for decades about the fact that there are so few women in the engineering, science and technology careers. Studies have been done, and redone, to determine why so
C&L: CIOs offer up tips on moving into that next role
It's never easy moving from one job to another, even if it's a terrific career move and you know it's a great thing. As five CIOs relate in a recent Computerworld
C&L: A way to determine job satisfaction
Are you satisfied in your current job? Are you being challenged? Those two questions and a few others are part of a handy
C&L: Insight on moving into a new leadership role
No matter how long you've been in an executive or leadership role, taking on a new job can still breed a few butterflies--there'll always be new challenges to master, new people to work with and new
C&L: The reasons tech leaders need to reduce stress levels
I caught an interesting Computerworld article this morning about IT work and stress,
C&L: Rosy job market a doubled-edged sword
Today's news trolling brought a huge smile to my face but will likely cause some frowns for tech leaders. The fact that IT employment is up and steady is a huge boon for techies looking to move up
