Are moodables the next best thing in IoT?
More Americans are suffering from depression than ever before. With moodable sensors, we might finally have an IoT tool for mental wellness.
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Image: bnenin/Adobe Stock CXO Changing business demands outpacing digital strategy
A new report finds that despite the importance of digital transformation, 55% say the digital acceleration gap is widening.
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Image: Shutterstock\/FS Stock CXO Top 5 things to know about new collar jobs
The collars are no longer blue and white. New collar jobs are those that don't require a degree but can pay a high salary. Tom Merritt explains.
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Image: Bro Vector/AdobeStock CXO Women and people of color ranked their candidate experiences highest in 2021
The rankings are higher than those of older, male and white candidates, according to Talent Board’s 2021 North American Benchmark.
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Image: Zoom CXO Remote employees should think twice before turning off their cameras during a Zoom
A new survey from Vyopta shows the differences in the ways decision-makers view remote and in-office employees.
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Image: Adobe Tech & Work Asynchronous Video Interview: How can candidates stand out in a virtual interview environment
Asynchronous Video Interviews (AVIs) allow candidates to stand out from the competition, increasing your likelihood to be shortlisted and hired for the role. The competition will always be tough, but with the right tips, you can nail your AVI and land the job.
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Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto CXO Is tech getting older or less ageist? The answer is complicated
As technology becomes essential for every industry, companies may be coming to value older workers more.
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Credit: Adobe Software Best backup software 2022
Reliable backup software is worth its weight in gold nowadays. Make sure you are getting the data protection you need.
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Image: Mackenzie Burke Security How to become a cybersecurity pro: A cheat sheet
If you are interested in pursuing a career in cybersecurity and don't know where to start, here's your go-to guide about salaries, job markets, skills and common interview questions in the field, as well as the top security software.
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Image: Mackenzie Burke Developer TechRepublic’s Dynamic Developer podcast
TechRepublic's Dynamic Developer with Bill Detwiler is now available as a podcast on Stitcher, Spotify, Google Play and Apple Podcasts.
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Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto Tech & Work Picking up the phone still might be the best way to do business
State of the Call report shows that voice calls remain preferred form of communication, despite spam risks
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Image: Mackenzie Burke CXO Why the future of work is going to be hybrid: How IT leaders and tech talent can prepare
Lessons learned from how the nation’s largest bank quickly pivoted to a massive, 50K all-remote organization. Bill Detwiler spoke with the head of HR technology for Capital One.
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Image: Adobe Stock CXO Inclusive leadership brings benefits to the entire project management portfolio
When leaders have an inclusive mindset and put it into practice, researchers have found that teams typically work better together, creating project portfolio management benefits.
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Software Adjust Mac elements to add style, enhance functionality
Changing a Mac's appearance settings, accent and highlight colors and even individual application color schemes can make quite a style statement. But these adjustments can enhance functionality, too.
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Image: Mackenzie Burke/TechRepublic CXO TechRepublic Editor-in-Chief Bill Detwiler bids farewell, introduces new Managing Editor, Tamara Scott
In his final TechRepublic video, Bill Detwiler reflects on his more than 20 years of working on the brand and interviews Tamara Scott about what excites her about being Managing Editor of TR.