Sr. research director at CompTIA, the leading provider of vendor-neutral IT training & certifications. Esp interested in research, tech, workforce & wellness.
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Business 101: treat customers and employees well, and profits will follow. Also a good reminder that wellbeing, learning, and professional development continue to rise in importance.
Workplace culture is becoming a competitive advantage, especially as AI reshapes employee expectations. Chris Yoko explores why some of America's best cultures are being built far from Silicon Valley.
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#FoundryExpert #FutureOfWork
CompTIA launches AI Essentials training to bridge workforce skills gap itpro.com/business/careers-a…
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We don’t just talk about Making America Skilled Again—we’re taking action to make it happen 🔥
Learn more about our effort to empower states and communities to upskill the American Workforce: blackenterprise.com/labor-de…
Great to see tech investments in KY. The “new Apple-Corning Innovation Center…will play a key role in the development and engineering of advanced materials and next-generation manufacturing platforms for Apple’s future generations of products.” nr.apple.com/Do7M7I3xz7
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.@ENERGY announces $45M to protect Americans from cyber threats and improve cybersecurity in America's energy sector - bit.ly/3wyrW78
IT Workers Feeling Optimistic but Overworked itprotoday.com/career-develo… Per @CompTIA's @jamesstanger "The typical IT pro is looking for the ability to apply their skills for an organization that has done its best to appreciate and apply those skills to move things forward."
Latest tech sector layoff looks ugly. But it may not be as bad as you think. usatoday.com/story/money/eco… via @usatoday featuring @CompTIA
We are thrilled to welcome the TestOut team to @CompTIA! More great things to come as we aim to unlock potential of all students and pros working in tech or looking to start their career in tech.
We've joined forces with @TestOutCorp, accelerating the shared goal of empowering millions of students with technical training and digital literacy education. Welcome to the #CompTIA family, TestOut! 🤝🎉 Read more about our exciting news here: s.comptia.org/3iJAUYN
Small businesses create the bulk of new jobs and tech talent will continue to be in demand.
As tech companies make cuts, will other industries follow? Here’s what to know about jobs in 2023. chicagotribune.com/business/… including @CompTIA
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The 2022 UK Tech Town Index provides some guidance on locations to consider when looking for a tech job, considering factors like:
💻 Job postings
📈 Projected job growth
🏠 Cost of living
💰 Wages
🔗 Check out the full top 10 list: s.comptia.org/3zUbzjX
Bristol is one of the best places for tech jobs in the UK enterprisetimes.co.uk/2022/1… via @enterprise_time and @CompTIA UK Tech Tech Town Index
Know it? May as well show it. Your @CompTIA certification can be easily added to your LinkedIn profile and more.
There are a few ways to show that you’ve earned a #CompTIA certification:
1️⃣ Download the PDF certification
2️⃣ Create a transcript
3️⃣ Display your certification badge
Get all the details on how to show off your CompTIA cert accomplishments 👉 s.comptia.org/3N03bou
Cost of living, business environment & 'livability' were all contributing factors to the acceleration in growth in tech employment options in cities & regions outside traditional tech hubs according to Nancy Hammervik @nhammerv @CompTIA computerworld.com/article/36… via @computerworld
New blog post with highlights from the recent @CompTIA Business Technology and Skills Trends research study among 1,053 employers in seven countries. connect.comptia.org/blog/opt…
Employer demand for tech talent continues to exceed supply. @CompTIA #JobsReport
We discuss the latest tech hiring activity news in this episode of the CompTIA Tech Jobs Report. s.comptia.org/3rN2W6p
Share article on Twitter reuters.com/business/finance… About 1 in 5 Chase employees are tech workers
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Business priorities for IT leaders will shift as market conditions change, but innovation isn't possible without two constants — technology and people. s.comptia.org/3y7qLcX
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New Volley! We talk with @CompTIA's Loraine Vorster and @acarrado about new research around international trends in technology adoption and skill building.
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Enhancing efficiencies, building workforce skills and innovation top list of business priorities, new report from @CompTIA finds comptia.org/newsroom/press-r…