By: Nick Kolakowski A lot of things drive developers nuts. But what drives them nuts the most? According to a new survey of nearly 50,000 developers by Stack Overflow, there are several strong contenders. [Read more…] Source: Dice Insights
By: Karin Hurt and David Dye Do you have a really tough conversation you know you need to have, but you’re concerned about how it will land? Or have you ever regretted avoiding a tough conversation, as you watch someone you… Continue Reading
By: Eric Wise The best way to find out if a job candidate will be as good as advertised is to actually hire him or her—not full time, but for an audition project. Have the candidate come in for an audition… Continue Reading
By: Hal Mayer Over the years I have discovered when people bring me their problems and ask for help, if I am able to use this questioning model – it is a win/win. Here is an actual coaching conversation I… Continue Reading
By: Jeffrey Burt Acer, which continues to get battered by the shrinking global PC market, is restructuring as company officials look to separate the hardware units from Acer’s cloud services and smart devices efforts. Acer has divided its businesses into two… Continue Reading
By: S. Chris Edmonds It is not unusual for organizations to have a less-than-stellar organizational culture. 64% of respondents to Tiny HR’s 2014 engagement and culture report said that their company doesn’t have a strong work culture. Most leaders don’t know… Continue Reading
By: Patricia Titus, Visual Privacy Advisory Council An organization’s IT department or chief information security officer (CISO) is typically responsible for providing security-awareness training, but the HR department may be more effective in influencing the necessary behavior changes to help stop… Continue Reading
By: Jared Newman Intel’s Nvidia deal is set to expire on March 17, 2017, and a recent report by Bloomberg claimed that Intel is now looking to cut a deal with AMD instead. (Strangely, the report does not appear on Bloomberg’s… Continue Reading
By: Scott Savage I recently sat down and identified five mistakes I made as a young leader, which made an already difficult task even more challenging. If you’ve made these, I hope the following helps you dig the lesson out of… Continue Reading
Echoing the comments of William Deresiewicz, Charlie Munger offers some sage advice on multi-tasking: I will say this, I know no wise person who doesn’t read a lot. I suspect that you can read on the computer now and get a… Continue Reading