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A choice made…

A choice made…

By Craig Cmehil on February 5, 2012

Bridges never burn Well here I am, once again writing a life changing moment in an post to so many people that I know out there. I’ve done this type of post before but I’m not sure I’ve done it with as many happy thoughts in my head swirling around distracting and exciting me at […]

Posted in Business | Tagged change, future, jobs, life, sap, Thoughts

IT Jobs Recovery Continues, Picks Up Steam

IT Jobs Recovery Continues, Picks Up Steam

By Dennis Moore on May 10, 2011

There have been a spate of news stories in the IT press covering the state of IT hiring. Once a quarter or so, I look at the job posts in Dice.com across many different keywords – a useful proxy for the IT hiring market at least for the U. S. Three months ago, IT hiring […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged hiring, job market, jobs, news, recovery | 8 Responses

IT jobs are experiencing strong growth across nearly all categories

IT Jobs Recovery

By Dennis Moore on February 19, 2011

The hottest IT job skills, based on the number of open jobs on Dice.com, are SQL, Oracle, Java, Windows, Unix, and Linux. Overall, IT job posts grew 30% since last summer.

Posted in Business | Tagged jobs, news | 4 Responses

What can we learn from software development job posts? (Java, SAP, Oracle, SQL, and C#/C++ will get you a job!)

What can we learn from software development job posts? (Java, SAP, Oracle, SQL, and C#/C++ will get you a job!)

By Dennis Moore on August 11, 2010

Several months ago, I posted some analysis of IT-related jobs listed on Dice and Monster. At the time, the hot job skills were SQL, Java, and XML. Things haven’t changed much since April – although some specific skills have moved down or up on the list. In summary, here are some conclusions we can draw […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Dice.com, google, Java, job skills, jobs, labor market, news, oracle, PowerBuilder, salesforce.com, sap, SQL | 3 Responses

What can we learn from software development job posts? (SQL, Java, and XML will get you a job!)

What can we learn from software development job posts? (SQL, Java, and XML will get you a job!)

By Dennis Moore on April 5, 2010

About a year ago, I posted some analysis of what we can learn from job posts. Since then, the job outlook for at least the American economy has substantially declined, but there are still opportunities available if you have – or can develop – the skill…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Dice.com, it jobs, Java, job market, jobs, mySQL, salesforce.com, sap, Thoughts | 7 Responses

SMG is Hiring – A LOT

SMG is Hiring – A LOT

By Maggie Fox on February 2, 2010

Social Media Group is one of the world’s largest independent social media agencies, and we are growing, growing, growing! As a result we’re looking to add more awesomeness to our team, in a variety of different roles. BUT – before we get into the nitty gritty, I think it’s really important that we share some […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Consulting, Critical thinking, Employment, hiring, jobs, project management, Social Media, Social Media Group

Turning a new page…

Turning a new page…

By Craig Cmehil on January 25, 2010

The last time I wrote a blog post like this was way back on July 20, 2005, (blog link) which went as follows… So by now I’m sure a few have either heard or read Mark’s little weblog by now and for all of you that replied I just want to say THANK YOU your well wishes have […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged change, jobs, opportunities, sap, SAP Developer Network, Thoughts, Walldorf

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