IT careers stories
International Women's Day is here and what better time to tackle the elephant in the room that is the huge gender disparity in the technology sector.
Gender equality is something the tech industry has always struggled with despite offering bright career and pay prospects.
The outcome is clear: though tech-driven growth has recovered, it seems that growth has been delivered at a lower level of employment.
In an increasingly fast-moving digital world, companies around the globe face issues with managing their IT services.
IT experts will head to the CITRENZ conference, with the aim of further increasing interest in IT amongst young New Zealanders.
After signing the 'Soldier On' pledge, the IT company will be providing exclusive employment opportunities to AU service personnel and their families.
Manaiakalani students break into IT through Fusion Networks' tailored internship, bridging the experience gap for Kiwi youth.
Auckland now the highest paying region for IT professionals in New Zealand, surpassing Wellington, according to Absolute IT's latest Remuneration Report.
Read the incredible story of a young Kiwi IT specialist helping to heal Africa's poor - and further opportunities that are available.
An Australasian IT company has announced a new development in South Australia, taking advantage of support from the local government.
Seek recently released data that reveals they had almost 5 percent more jobs advertised in July 2016 than 12 months earlier, with ICT in the lead.
The gender divide is alive and well in the New Zealand employment market, while IT roles continue to dominate the top five highest average pay rate.
New Zealand professionals expect pay rises and bonuses in 2016, with IT professionals being the most likely to change jobs.
Of all careers you can possibly choose, a job in IT is probably one of those with the biggest opportunities to develop and progress.
