"Downleveling" is a challenge facing some programmers competing for roles in the highly competitive tech job market. The practice involves receiving an offer for a lower level than the position they ...

Landing a job, as the saying goes, can often come down to not just what you know, but also who you know. Software engineer ...

The line to get into the 2024 NET/WORK jobs fair during Philly Tech Week It’s a hard time to get into the software engineering industry, as coders seeking entry-level jobs have been discovering. At ...

Two weeks ago, I wrote a piece about how some software coders are hitting labor market turbulence in the wake of a post-pandemic retrenchment and the sudden shift to generative artificial intelligence ...

Five people who landed jobs at Meta, Apple, Amazon, and Google share how they did it. A software engineer at Google said he networked with other engineers to learn about their day job. A former Amazon ...

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Software engineers are asking LinkedIn members to help them land six-figure jobs — in exchange for at least $10,000 of their future earnings as payment. A computer science undergraduate kicked off the ...

You’ve identified your career goals. You’ve put in the work. You’ve earned your degree and achieved the academic credentials it’s going to take. Now, it’s time to get the job. In addition to the ...

With tech layoffs at their highest since the 2001 dot-com crash, the job hunt is getting harder and many in the industry are being forced to settle for pay cuts if they can find a new gig at all.

In 2015, Edson Philippe found out he was being laid off from his first full-time tech job. Philippe said being laid off so early made him consider a company's finances before taking a job. He said ...

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In the chaotic world of the tech job market, where programmers of all levels are competing for a shrinking number of openings, candidates could secure a coveted offer — only to experience a ...