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The tech industry is known for being casual (think Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs), which defies everything we learned back in school about how to present ourselves at interviews.

It’s time to kick that snooze habit once and for all.

How you spend your morning can be a good indicator for how you spend your entire day. A good night’s sleep, a good breakfast or some time to check in

Choosing not to password protect your devices is the digital equivalent of leaving your home or car unlocked. If you’re lucky, no one will take advantage of the access

People make snap judgments about who you are within the first few seconds of meeting you. They do the same thing with your resume. So it’s important to think about whether

Folks, it’s important to support women in tech. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 68% of women enroll in college (compared to 63% of men), and women increasingly outnumber

Now more than ever, college graduates are finding it difficult to obtain gainful employment. The research indicates that we are still feeling the after-effects of the last recession

Going into 1974, organizers decided it would be a good idea to add howitzer cannons, church bells and fireworks to the playing of Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture.

The mobile application development market is flooded with tools, so picking the right one is daunting.

From plug-ins for integrated development environments to cloud-based platforms that handle

While Memorial Day is seen by many as the official start of summer, there is more to the day than pool openings and cookouts. Having fun with your families and friends is important

The first step to attract the best and brightest Millennials to your company is to tell a good story. After all, that’s what their super-involved parents did for the first 2,000 nights of their kids’ lives.

The interviewing process is often a daunting endeavor for job seekers. There can be immense pressure to perform well, and that pressure often leads to making mistakes that cost you the job.

A smartphone app that tracks palpitations in heart patients provides comparable performance to the 14-day event monitors that are the current standard of care, according to a University