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Recruiters have never had a harder job of capturing the candidates' attention – nor quite this much tech at hand to use to their advantage.

Have you been thinking about flipping the switch and changing your role? We encourage you take the leap and try something new.

I’ve spent the past eight months working as an iOS developer, building health and fitness, banking and automotive apps.

If you’re having a hard time deciding which technology you want to learn, you’re not alone. Fortunately, we’re here to help!

Your first days and weeks on the job will be much easier if you come prepared.

Are you a mobile developer who always wanted to visit the Swiss Alps? There’s a great way to combine these two seemingly unrelated things!

You survived college and finally have a diploma to prove it. You are officially a computer engineer! Ready to dive into your first job and change the world?

In this ever-evolving industry, it’s virtually impossible to know what will happen in the tech market in the next six months, let alone in a year.

We’re going to help you understand the foreign language of programmers by defining complex terminology and perplexing abbreviations.

When you come into a tech company from a non-tech background, you basically need to reboot yourself. (See what we did there?)

It isn’t yacht week, and the next season of Game of Thrones is still far away, but Google Trends can tell you the internet has gone crazy for Croatia.

A tale where a job seeker's hard work, passion, and commitment to personal goals ultimately led to success.