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Do’s and don’ts of using social media in your job search

Why CSO pay is too low in San Francisco, New York

CSOs get paid more in San Francisco and New York, but they can live better in Chicago and Denver

Ig Nobels 2014: Bacon-stuffed nostrils, polar bear costumes & the science of dog doo

Wacky as ever, 2014 Ig Nobels celebrate the strangest science out there

Microsoft plots Dynamics CRM update with an eye on marketing, global expansion

Life as an IT contractor: What’s it really like?

What's the best/worst part of being a contract IT employee?

Citrix touts new ‘software-defined workplace’ focus

Citrix CEO outlines vision for every employee to be able to access everything they need to be productive from anywhere and on any device

IT Resume Makeover: How (and When) to Break the Rules

The ironclad rule of resume writing is to highlight your career in reverse chronological order – all the time, every time, right? Wrong. Resume expert Donald Burns explains why.

Reports of another wave of layoffs rekindle bad press for Microsoft

Will Apple Pay Take Off (and Take Down BYOD)?

Apple Pay stands a good chance of making the mobile electronic wallet a reality. But one industry player says that if Apple Pay is a hit, ‘BYOD is dead.’

Why Your Company Needs Both a CIO and a CISO

Information security isn't a luxury these days. It's a necessity. Companies that don't (or won't) pay security the attention it deserves risk joining a list that includes the likes of Target and Home Depot. It's time to hire a CISO and take security