Bill Detwiler talks with Saty Bahadur, chief technology officer at Upwork, about what it takes to be successful as a freelance software developer or IT professional.

Hybrid work schedules are becoming the norm at many businesses. Tom Merritt gives us five tips for making it work.

Chris Thorpe, CTO and SVP of Solutions for Talent Path, chats with Bill Detwiler about what the software developer and tech job market will look like in the rest of 2022.

Whether the chicken or the egg came first, Beyond Identity’s data suggests that the fastest growing companies are all more likely to take cybersecurity seriously.

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.

Building your organization’s culture should be something you do every day. It takes work and conscious effort to make sure your teams are happy and productive.

Glassdoor data finds that while employers have made progress supporting their Black workers, more work needs to be done.

Market your business like a pro with this bundle of courses to certify you in digital marketing.

Executives on the go can get through important books without spending a lot of time with this subscription.

The only category to decrease was malware attacks, but SonicWall said in its report that even that number was deceptive. 

Perhaps you’re dreaming of a Great Resignation of your own. Here are some suggestions for leaders based on a recent experience transitioning to a new role.

Younger professionals desire jobs with purpose, but they remain skeptical that their employers understand that desire, or are genuine in their efforts to improve the world.

A report by Front outlined how successful teams operate and work together to get things done. Learn some observations and strategies to help guide your team to victory.

Most of us spend too much time in meetings. Here are three easy ways to regain control of your day.

Is that emergency really a reason to panic? Probably not. Most of the time, emergencies are small enough that you can prepare for and mitigate them.