IT firms, and others, face a quandary about how to respond to worried workers
The program itself is complex, but what you need to know is simple
One in 10 IT workers telecommute, and one in five have at least a master’s degree, Census Bureau data shows
Many people from 'dangerous and volatile regions' work in the U.S. on H-1B visas, and Trump's plan would penalize these workers because of birthplace
The U.S. is completely dependent on Asia -- mostly China -- for hardware
There’s dissent over the government data and how jobs are tallied
Knowledge of interface design, sensors and access to off-the-shelf tech like Amazon’s IOT buttons is used to help a family
CEOs often engage in politics, but Whitman is more involved than most
A new research paper looks at the politics of IT in the U.S. government
Company describes hiring process, says it's gotten about a million applications for software and systems engineering jobs since 2010
