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Why to consider—and ways to kick-off—a career in cryptocurrencies
Crypto, despite its current volatility, seems to have staying power. Here's what some companies have to say about landing a gig handling the various popular digital currencies.
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5 tips to help your team make the most of Google Drive Shared drives
Shared drives give teams of people who use Google Workspace access to a common set of files and eliminates the need to check the Share settings for individual files.
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GitHub is set to better empower collaboration with Issues and Projects
GitHub is rolling out new features for the most-used online code repository on the market. Jack Wallen has the details.
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Cars are packed with technology, but they can still be hacked
The threat to people's lives is terrifying, so auto manufacturers need to change their old-school strategies to protect people.
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Cybersecurity practices must be applied to vehicles, too
Manufacturers want to pack cars and trucks full of technology, but they need to remember the dangers to those who drive or ride in them.
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Daily Standup Meeting Policy
Daily standup meetings are a common way for teams and groups to touch base on their ongoing activities and responsibilities. Employees can discuss progress they have made, tasks underway, upcoming mil...
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Modernizing app stacks at enterprise scale
Modern design is synonymous with customer-centered design, said Wells Fargo's head of modernization and cloud adoption, during a session at the Lesbians Who Tech Pride Summit.
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KDE Plasma 5.22: The best KDE to date
Jack Wallen believes the latest release from the KDE Plasma developers is the best yet. Find out what's new and why this might be your next favorite desktop.
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The importance of exit interviews: Reduce turnover by listening to departing staff
In a red-hot job market, the exit interview may be your secret weapon in retaining and hiring new staff. Ignore their comments at your peril.
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Employees are valuable assets: Why you need to safeguard them
Two experts suggest calling employees "insider threats" is counterproductive; employees are assets needing protection.
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How to better detect and prevent Business Email Compromise attacks
These types of email attacks rely on simple language and exploit human nature to scam their victims, making detection difficult, says Cisco Talos.
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Stack Overflow's new Collectives help software companies communicate with devs using their products
The new branded spaces can include long-form content, organizationally recognized best answers and other communication features to ensure third-party users are getting the best help possible.
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How to use the Android Photos Locked Folder feature
The Google Photos Locked Folder feature has finally arrived and Jack Wallen wants to show you how to use it.
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Hiring Kit: Video Game Writer
Recruiting a Video Game Writer with the right combination of game development experience and writing expertise will require a comprehensive screening process. This Hiring Kit, from TechRepublic Premiu...
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New Oracle rewards program pays customers to adopt more cloud
Customers can shave between 25% to 33% on support costs by consuming more cloud, the company says.
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Oracle launches AI-powered HR skills identification and classification solution
Dynamic Skills helps leaders identify skills gaps, know what skills their employees have and foster career development, the company said.
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Tech workers list burnout and bad managers as biggest motivations for finding a new job
Qualtrics survey finds managers and directors are more interested in making a move than individual contributors.
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Programming theory: A waste of time, or key to your dream coding job?
Many big tech companies still expect developers to have an understanding of programming fundamentals, despite the fact coding jobs are becoming increasingly platform-based. So how important is theory,...
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