IT job searching in 2019: A practical guide
IT job searching in 2019: A practical guide
IT job searching requires patience and strategy.
CIO Research
CIO Research
How to control your emotions during a difficult conversation
How to control your emotions during a difficult conversation
If just the thought of initiating a tough conversation with a colleague or family member makes your palms sweat, try taking a new approach.
The ultimate DevOps hiring guide
The ultimate DevOps hiring guide
Seeking a DevOps job? Hiring for a DevOps team? Get practical advice from your peers.
The new rules of CIO leadership
The new rules of CIO leadership
Are you leading by an outdated rulebook? The future is being built on new technologies, data, and digitization. To transform and compete in the face of disruption, top chief information and digital officers – true transformation masters – are rewriting the rules of CIO leadership.
Fast Start Guide: Creating a sense of urgency, with John Kotter
Fast Start Guide: Creating a sense of urgency, with John Kotter
John Kotter, organizational change guru and author of "Leading Change" and "A Sense of Urgency," shares five tips to help leaders infuse a
Hybrid cloud security: 5 questions skeptics will ask
Hybrid cloud security: 5 questions skeptics will ask
Get advice from your peers on how to get people to buy into your architectural vision and build a strong hybrid cloud security posture. Download our concise guide (PDF).
What to do when you don’t feel valued at work
What to do when you don’t feel valued at work
When you feel like your hard work isn’t appreciated or even noticed, key questions often arise. Such as – Am I good enough? Will I advance in this company? Should I move on?
How to spot a machine learning opportunity, even if you aren’t a data scientist
How to spot a machine learning opportunity, even if you aren’t a data scientist
“Having an intuition for how machine learning algorithms work – even in the most general sense – is becoming an important business skill,” writes Kathryn Hume in this Harvard Business Review article.
Happiness traps: How we sabotage ourselves at work
Happiness traps: How we sabotage ourselves at work
In this article, author Annie McKee points out that “close to two-thirds of employees in the United States are bored, detached, or jaded and ready to sabotage plans, projects, and other people” in their jobs. She challenges the reader to question why there is so much chronic unhappiness at work.
Emotional intelligence has 12 elements. Which do you need to work on?
Emotional intelligence has 12 elements. Which do you need to work on?
The best managers often have high levels of emotional intelligence, or EI. But a common misconception persists that EI is all about being kind, respectful, and sensitive to the needs of others. According to authors Daniel Goleman and Richard E. Boyatzis, that’s too narrow a definition.