By Kiran Kumar Reddy Yanamala
Traditional recruitment methods often focus on matching candidates to predefined job descriptions or positions. These methods, while systematic, may not accurately reflect the actual skills and competencies required for the role. Moreover, they may overlook the potential of candidates with diverse or unconventional skill sets that could significan...
By IEEE Computer Society Team
No one wants to awaken from the euphoria of landing a new job to do a daily slog through a toxic team culture and outlandish expectations.
As we outlined in Part I of Good Job or Bad?, ensuring a more positive outcome for your job search starts with identifying the red flags. Here, we focus on the positive signs–the green flags to look for i...
By California State University Northridge
Data science has rapidly evolved into one of the most dynamic professional fields in the United States. Once considered a more "artisanal" practice, it's become increasingly industrialized. To enhance productivity and stay current with artificial intelligence (AI), the industry has embraced new processes including technology platforms and machine l...
By IEEE Computer Society Team
In the journey to find a job, no milestone is more exciting than the call or email announcing: You're hired. It's a sign of success, a moment to celebrate, and—assuming you accept the position—the launch of a new phase in your professional life.
What might that new phase look like? Much depends on the team and the organization: some are great ...
By IEEE Computer Society Team
When job hunting or simply studying prospects for a future search, determining whether a job is a good fit goes beyond obvious things like salary, benefits, and title. Often, less overt—and rarely advertised—factors hold greater weight in terms of your satisfaction and well-being in the day-to-day.
Here, we discuss three of these pivotal workp...
Theo Drane is a distinguished expert in mathematics and engineering, holding a Master's degree in Mathematics from the University of Cambridge and a PhD in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Imperial College London. Currently, he serves as a Fellow Silicon Design Engineer at AMD, a Council Member at the Computing Research Association, and...
By Sapan Patel
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, one phenomenon stands out as particularly transformative: Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI). This advancement in cutting-edge technology, which enables machines to generate content autonomously with minimal human prompting, has ushered in a new era of possibilities across various domains and indus...
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Attending a conference and networking typically go hand-in-hand, and both can expand your knowledge and your social and professional circles. If you happen to be a bit of an introvert, however, your insides might curl into a fetal upon hearing the dreaded networking word. To help yourself unfurl, try volunteering.
Volunteering at a conference give...
By IEEE Computer Society Team
If your company serves a niche market like machine learning or quantum computing, it can't always advertise effectively through commonly-used channels like Google Ads. It's challenging to reach clients at scale when marketing technical products.
The main reason for this? Only a small segment of the population will find value in what you sell. That...
By IEEE Computer Society Team
With all the questions competing for your attention every day—from exams to your next steps in life to what's for dinner—the question of whether to attend a conference might not be anywhere near the top of your list. But maybe it should be.
Stepping out of your day-to-day routine and into a conference can be one of the smartest choices you mak...
By Nathan House
Did you know that at least 36% of internet users have experienced getting hacked?
According to a study carried out by The University of Maryland, there is a hacker attack every 39 seconds.
Although, these were only "brute force" hackers, who were looking to take advantage of weak passwords; it doesn't change the fact that our digital world is und...
By Nathan House
When it comes to the computer science and engineering industry, your software engineer portfolio is more than just a collection of projects. It's your digital calling card. Regardless of whether you've just graduated or hold a master's or Ph.D. in your field, this portfolio can be a powerful testament to your skills and potential.
But what exactly...
By Pohan Lin
As the majority of coders and programmers know, ChatGPT is hugely useful for their craft. Thanks to its capacity for natural language processing (NLP), you can 'speak' to it as you would a human, simulating conversations and helping you talk through problems in your code.
In order to help you harness that power, we'll be covering some of the best ...
By Grace Lau
Throughout the history of coding, it's been in the interest of every developer to practice rapid, high-quality code delivery.
Whether the project is coded is a new app, a game, a website, or something else entirely, the ability to quickly produce usable code helps projects progress at a good pace and helps developers meet their deadlines.
One tec...
By Kelly Wilson
Are you ready to take your presentation skills to the next level? Whether you're a seasoned speaker or someone who gets butterflies just thinking about public speaking, giving an effective presentation is an art that anyone can master with the right guidance and practice. In this article, we'll explore the key elements and techniques to captivate y...
By Kruti Shah
App developers with the necessary skills are in great demand because of the growing demand for mobile apps. Businesses of all types are increasingly turning to Indian firms that specialize in mobile app development to find qualified personnel to design and build their mobile applications. With so many programming languages out there, it's important...
By Nick Brown
In our hyper-connected digital realm, data has assumed a role of paramount importance. Every click, every swipe, and every transaction generates an avalanche of information waiting to be harnessed for insight and innovation. This insatiable hunger for data-driven solutions has given rise to a demand for exceptional professionals who can unlock its ...
By Kruti Shah
Technical skills alone are no longer sufficient to succeed in today's fast-paced and constantly evolving IT industry. Employers are increasingly looking for IT professionals with strong soft skills, such as effective communication and collaboration.
According to a report by the World Economic Forum, the top 10 skills required for the future of wor...
By Pohan Lin
Data can be visualized in a variety of ways for a variety of reasons.
We will look at 10 of the most common and most useful methods of data visualization and how they can be used to represent your data.
What Is Data Visualization?
Data visualization is a way of representing data in a graphical or pictorial format.
This makes it easier for...
By Owen Baker
Skills-based hiring is becoming increasingly popular in the post-pandemic labor landscape. With unemployment rates reaching new heights around the world, companies are being forced to take a different approach to the way they select new recruits.
Workplace hybridization is another symptom of post-pandemic innovation that we have seen gain populari...
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