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ACM Career News
How to Use These 7 Presentation Skills To Nail a Job Interview
Both job interviews and presentations are all about persuasion, so it makes sense that the same presentation skills you have learned throughout your career can also help you during the hiring process. Of course, mastering body language and eye contact matters, but if you really want to get the next job, you also have to understand your audience. Success lies in finding the overlap between their needs and your skills and experience. Go beyond researching the company by also researching the people who will interview you.
Top 20 Tech Companies For Remote Jobs in 2020
Tech-related career fields continue to hold a strong position when it comes to remote jobs, with computer science and IT ranking among the top career fields for remote work. Thus, it is worth taking a closer look at the newest rankings from FlexJobs, which creates an annual list for remote workers based on analysis of more than 54,000 companies with the most remote job openings. The most popular remote jobs include IT analyst, software developer, application architect and software engineer.
5 Tips for Surviving Your First Year in Tech
Whether you are a recent computer science graduate or an older career-changer just out of a coding bootcamp, navigating your first year in tech can be challenging. To make sure you thrive in your first year in tech, one major factor is learning to accept the fact that you are going to have a steep learning curve. To put it simply, sometimes there is just so much coming at you, you are probably going to feel like an imposter that does not know anything.
