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"These guys made themselves part of my team, not in a technology sense but as my recruiters. I involve them in all staffing decisions and trust their opinions on candidates. I believe my project wouldn't have achieved success without Core I.T.'s technical understanding and dedication to my project and people." Project Manager, Brokerage Organization |
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Employment strategies for 50-somethings
Thu, May 10
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Ellen Goodstein
If you are over 50 and looking to jump into the job market for one reason or another, check out these 13 tips for getting back in the game.The job market can be rough for anyone, but it can be especially challenging for older Americans.
"Age discri... more >>
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Outsourcing flops blamed on tunnel vision
Thu, May 10
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Andy McCue
@ ZDNet News
Hidden costs, high staff turnover and poor cross-cultural communications are the key causes of offshore outsourcing failures, according to new research from analyst house Gartner.
The analyst report predicts global spending on offshore outsourcing s... more >>
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The New Global Job Shift
Thu, May 10
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Pete Engardio, Aaron Bernstein, and Manjeet Kripalani
@ Business Week Online
The next round of globalization is sending upscale jobs offshore. They include basic research, chip design, engineering-- even financial analysis. Can America lose these jobs and still prosper? Who wins? Who loses?
The sense of resignation inside B... more >>
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Lifetime Career in IT: Is It Possible?
Wed, March 28
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Allan Hoffman
@
In occupations with histories reaching back generations -- medicine, for instance, or even public relations -- professionals have been able to look to senior personnel for guidance about career paths. Not so with information technology, an industry o... more >>
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India's crumbling 'Silicon Valley' losing its lustre
Thu, March 15
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Technology - AFP
@ Yahoo News!
BANGALORE, India (AFP) - The success of India's hi-tech and outsourcing industry was built on Bangalore but the southern city where the boom began has now become a victim of its own success.
The rapid growth is putting major pressure on the city's ... more >>
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The New Retirement: Going Back to Work
Thu, March 15
"Mandatory retirement is quickly becoming as archaic as the dinosaur. With many people now retiring at 55 or 60 -- they can have 20 to 30 years of life left. Working will be a necessity once they do hit their 60s, since their potential Social Securit... more >>
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What is an Independent Contractor?
Thu, March 15
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Deb McClanahan
@ Women In Consulting
We all think of ourselves as purely Independent Contractors (IC's) or Consultants because we run our own businesses and consult with multiple clients. But, the IRS recently changed the rules of the game, quietly replacing its decades-old objective "2... more >>
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Getting The Best Workers To Stay
Mon, January 02
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Jon Bonne'
@ msn.com
New thoughts on how firms should view employees!
With a few signs of hope in the U.S. job market and many employees restless in their jobs, companies need to start thinking about how to keep their best workers from leaving. How an employee feels abo... more >>
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