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10 ways to kill your IT culture

CIO

Transformational CIOs recognize the importance of IT culture in delivering innovation, accelerating business impacts, and reducing operational and security risks. Research on creating a culture of high-performance teams suggests there’s a disconnect between how leaders perceive their cultures compared to how individual contributors view them.

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The Importance of Assessing Interpersonal Skills in Recruitment

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

In the competitive world of hiring, particularly in tech, recruitment is no longer just about finding candidates with the right technical expertise. Challenges in assessing interpersonal skills Assessing interpersonal skills during recruitment can be more complex than evaluating technical capabilities.

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6 ways you’re failing at change management

CIO

Instead, they should consider partnering with experts who practice change management for a living, Hafez advises. You wouldnt hire someone who doesnt know how to write code to develop your software, so why would you expect a project manager or business analyst to drive change management?

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Talking #BlackLinkedIn and DEI with Patricia Gatlin

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

Hire IQ by HackerEarth is a new initiative in which we speak with recruiters, talent acquisition managers, and hiring managers from across the globe, and ask them pertinent questions on the issues that ail the tech recruiting world. Most societies don’t deal with the same racial and cultural constructs that America does.

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5 hot IT hiring trends — and 5 going cold

CIO

Hiring tech talent in 2023 means navigating an uncertain economy, the effects of widespread tech industry layoffs, and candidates who want to work for a company with a mission and workplace culture that align with their values, including diversity, equity, and inclusion. IT leaders say the best approach is to focus on adaptability.

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4 ways upskilling and reskilling can fill hard-to-hire positions

CIO

Within IT, this could mean finding workers to do programing, testing, cybersecurity, operations, project management, or other similar tasks. As an IT leader, the use of these techniques to fill open IT positions has many advantages, including: Reduced costs of filling open positions in a tough recruiting marketplace.

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The dirty work of IT leadership: Dealing with malfeasance

CIO

Quite the opposite: By withholding access to the needed data data that was the clients intellectual property, managed by the outsourcer on the clients behalf the outsourcer could torpedo the APR consultancys project, picking up the pieces once it died as add-on business.