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Traditional IT careers are fading as the market moves to skills-first hiring and practical experience.
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Hands-on experience is the new gold standard for IT jobs
Shelby Green
For a long time, IT careers followed a general path: studied computer science, landed a help desk role, and moved...
IT hiring difficulty has decreased from 4.3x more likely in 2024 to 2.3x more likely in 2025, suggesting an easier market.
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Tech skills gap: How difficult is it to hire IT talent?
Peter Tsai
The U.S. median wage for entry-level computer support ($61,550) is high, but job openings have dropped significantly since 2008.
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Entry-level IT jobs: Why they’re increasingly harder to get
Peter Tsai
AI literacy means using tools for automation, coding, and workflow optimization, not building models from scratch. Applied competency is key.
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What AI skills do IT pros really need in 2026?
David Weldon
Information technology professionals keeping an eye on ‘help wanted’ ads might be confused on current expectations about AI experience. Some...
IT professionals can catch enterprise content at CES 2026, including AI-focused keynotes, but dedicated IT conferences may offer better value and focus.
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CES 2026: What IT leaders need to know
Peter Tsai
CES is strongly associated with B2C electronics, but the 2026 event includes B2B tech content targeted at enterprises Although it’s...
Frustrated users become loyal advocates when teams handle pressure skillfully.
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Managing support ticket frustration before it escalates
Denis Tom
The support inbox tells a story written in frustration with ALL CAPS, ASAP or Urgent peppered-in. Users with burning issues...
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