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Overcoming stubborn execs for security sake

IBM union calls it quits

But efforts will continue to keep IBM employees apprised of workforce issues

Give engaged employees more freedom

If you want more engaged employees, trade micromanagement for autonomy and show confidence in your workforce.

How to become a CISO

The role of Chief Information Security Officer has been around for a couple of decades. And while many large companies still don’t have a dedicated CISO, fallout from prominent security breaches and the increasing visibility of information security i

5 signs your startup is screwed

The founders of failed startups share lessons learned along the way -- and signs of impending doom they wish they'd spotted sooner

IT careers: How long should you stay in your job?

As paychecks grow, tenure shrinks among today’s top techies. And that trend is leaving many to wonder whether loyalty still pays.

Top 11 resume tips from 2015

Over the last year, CIO.com's team of resume experts and career consultants have helped numerous IT professionals showcase their knowledge, experience and technical skills to help them land their dream IT jobs. Here are the top 11 resume tips from 20

IT outsourcing year in review: Grading our 2015 predictions

We predicted that this was the year that IT outsourcing companies would welcome standardization, outcome-based contracts would finally take hold and RFPs would become a thing of the past. Now it's time to grade those and the rest of our predictions.

Do falling condo prices in San Francisco presage the end of the Silicon Valley tech boom?

New San Francisco condo prices falling 5% in November = tech execs with less money to spend.

Nothing says Merry Christmas like a little Slack Schwag

Wear your love for Slack collaboration tool on your chest and feet