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Positioning Ourselves for the Future > My Computer Career
Positioning ourselves isn't easy. When deciding on a career or wanting a career change, it can be an extremely difficult decision. No matter what stage of life we are currently in, there are obstacles that can possibly alter any possibilities of taking our first steps towards the change that we have always wanted.
Should Schools Test the 'Career' Half of 'College and Career'?
Some experts and educators argue that better assessments are needed to determine whether students have the necessary skills to succeed in the workplace.
How to incorporate open source into computer science classes
Hear from these four computer science instructors—all women—who have already used open source projects in their classrooms. They'll be speaking at Grace Hopper this year.
How To Hire for Positions That Didn’t Exist 10 Years Ago
What do app developers, social media managers, cloud computing administrators, virtualization engineers and Chief Listening Officers all have in common? These positions didn’t e...
7 smart questions to ask at the end of every job interview
7 Signs You Should Leave Your Job (Sooner Rather Than Later)
Do not get complacent and make time to regularly check in with yourself about your career happiness and goals
33 Entrepreneurs Share Their Biggest Lessons Learned from Failure
A successful career is like a rollercoaster with many ups and downs, whether you're an employee or an entrepreneur. Understanding how to maintain your su...
Webcast: Classic Career Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
We're all human and it's impossible to go through an academic career without tripping up a time or two. The important thing is to learn from
How Emotional Intelligence Can Boost Your Career and Save Your Life
Mastering the powerful skill of emotional intelligence can transform your personal and professional lives.
50 Tips for College Students
Learn how to have a happy and successful college career.
10 People Who Switched Careers After 50 (and Thrived!)
Don't believe that old cliché about middle-aged dogs and new tricks.
Learn on Code Studio
Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.
Why It's Getting Harder, Not Easier, to Find Women with Computer Science Degrees
A disturbing trend, but there are some organizations devoted to fighting the root causes.
Should Computer Education Cover More Than Just Coding?
Computers are not just about programming. There's also a lot of theory — and science — behind technology. Coding bootcamps often downplay theory, and some university programs are too heavy on it.
7 (More) Places to Learn to Code for Free
Coding isn't just for computer geeks. Check out these awesome free resources to get you started.
How to Easily Make Yourself the Most Obvious Fit for the Position
How to Use Your Resume to Get the Interview - The Muse: There are quick resume changes you can make tha...
How rural America is missing out on the modern American Dream
Companies are desperate to hire computer programmers. Yet rural students miss out on this fast track to the American Dream.
How a Teen Knew She was Ready to Teach Computer Coding Skills
A high school junior decided to let her favorite ways to learn guide her when she became the teacher at an orphanage in Cambodia.
19 Signs You're Emotionally Intelligent (And Why It Matters for Your Career)
Learn what emotional intelligence is, the signs of an emotionally intelligent person, and how it's correlated with success in a person's career and life.
Huh? Schools Think Kids Don't Want to Learn Computer Science
The demand for coders is huge. But a new survey finds that schools don't think computer science is what kids (or their parents) want.
