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According to the latest Dice Salary Survey (PDF) , they might not be the ones you think. The post Dice Report: Fastest-Growing Tech Salaries, by City appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Employers Recruiters Salaries Salary SurveyWhich U.S. cities boasted the biggest increases in salaries last year? MORE
According to an analysis of the data in Dice’s latest Tech Hiring Survey, some 51 percent of managers and recruiters said that software developers represented their top hiring priority in 2016. The post Dice Report: Employers’ Most-Desired Hires appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Developers Dice Report Hiring Recruiting MORE
Maybe you’re a loyal follower of Dice on social media, or maybe you just recently decided to click that ‘Follow’ button. A photo posted by Dice (@diceopenweb) on Mar 18, 2015 at 10:18am PDT. Hiring #Recruiting #Recruiters #Tech #TechJobs #TechnicalJobs #IT #Talent #Anchorman #WillFerrell #Comedy A photo posted by Dice (@diceopenweb) on Mar 23, 2015 at 10:06am PDT. MORE
Dice and recruiting technology provider Humantelligence partnered to offer candidates access to self-assessment tools that look at a user’s motivators, behaviors and ideal work styles. MORE
According to Dice’s semi-annual survey, 73 percent of hiring managers say they will look to hire more tech professionals in the second half of 2017, a five-point increase since the last hiring survey conducted in November 2016 and three-point increase from the survey in June 2016. Professionals are increasingly seeking out new training opportunities and experiences like Hackathons to ensure they’re up-to-date,” said Bob Melk, President of Dice. MORE
A recent analysis of the Dice database suggests that developer and engineer positions tend to attract the most applies. Dice Open Web and Lengo products ensure our customers find tech talent, and that talent is open to engaging with them,” said Bob Melk, President of Dice. The post Dice Report: Jobs That Tech Pros Apply For appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights.NET Analyst Dice Report engineer Hiring Java Recruiting MORE
Tech professionals are more than willing to migrate to new states in search of better opportunities, according to a new Dice analysis of job application data. The post Dice Report: Opportunity Pushes Tech Pros to Move appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Report Hiring Job Hunting Migration Recruiting MORE
Tech professionals have told Dice that their big career concerns include finding an acceptable position to match their skillset and keeping that skillset up-to-date. Dice recently leveraged job postings and data from our annual salary survey to analyze the fastest-growing skills*, and found that the following are driving the most salary growth: Spark. With job postings up 120% year-over-year on Dice, demand for this open-source cluster-computing framework is broad-based. MORE
That statement may seem shocking, however according to an analysis of Dice’s annual salary survey data of more than 16,000 tech professionals, when comparing equal education levels, years of technical experience and job title, no gap exists. The post Dice Report: Gender’s Role in Tech Pay appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Report Salaries women in techGender plays no role in compensation for technology professionals. MORE
But over the past few years, a counter-narrative of sorts has emerged, according to data and interviews conducted by Dice®: discouraged by the high cost of living, crushing taxes, and lengthy commutes, many tech professionals and companies have supposedly decided to flee the nation’s largest tech hubs in favor of smaller towns. Washington, DC and Seattle, for example, each saw their number of job postings on Dice rise 19 percent in the twelve months ending in September 2016. MORE
Dice first reported Charlotte was hub for recent tech grads back in 2008. Dice analyzed application data within its résumé database to discover which tech pros were interested in relocating, and found tech candidates from 34 states applied to Charlotte jobs. The post Dice Report: Spotlight on Charlotte Tech Scene appeared first on Dice Insights. MORE
And according to Dice’s most recent Candidate Sentiment Survey, they’re getting very proactive about managing their job search: some 90 percent of the visitors to Dice are interested in new opportunities, and 78 percent have completed a job search within the past three months. The post New Dice Survey Shows How Candidates Job-Hunt appeared first on Dice Insights. What does tech talent really want? If you answered, “A boatload of money,” you’re only half-right. MORE
The post Dice Report: Cloud-Based Tools Dominate Jobs appeared first on Dice Insights. With more companies looking to the cloud to fulfill their core business needs, the hunt is on for technology professionals adept in some of the biggest cloud platforms on the market. On Dice.com, the number of job postings asking for skill in Amazon Web Services increased 76 percent between June 2015 and June 2016. MORE
Dice released its inaugural Ideal Employer study this month, analyzing the companies that tech professionals most admire, as well as the places they most want to work. With that in mind, here are the top three companies in key industries that tech pros ranked as ideal places to work: The post Dice Report: Where Tech Pros Want to Work appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Report Hiring Ideal Employer Recruiting technology MORE
This shouldn’t come as any great surprise: Dice’s new Diversity and Inclusion Report 2018 finds that discrimination and bias are still major problems in the tech industry, particularly as they relate to gender. Age Discrimination Employment Act (ADEA) Discrimination Diversity Sexual Discrimination Featured MORE
Atlanta has long been one of the top tech cities on Dice, with an abundance of top-tier universities pumping out tech talent, as well as established and startup companies with tech needs. On any given day, there are more than 2,800 technology jobs on Dice in the ATL, from companies in a variety of industries ranging from airlines and retailers to healthcare providers and tech firms. We analyzed our Dice data to determine Atlanta’s supply/demand dynamics. MORE
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We analyzed the top fastest-growing skills in job postings on Dice to see what’s trended in 2017 and what can be expected in the future. While some of these are small in terms of actual job postings (considering Dice has over 75,000 jobs on any given day), the growth reveals what to expect in 2018. The post Dice Report: 2017’s Fastest-Growing Technology Skills appeared first on Dice Insights. If there’s one constant in tech, it’s the inevitability of change. MORE
According to Dice’s analysis of the latest turnover data from the U.S. Dice’s recent analysis of its own data suggested that tech professionals are more than happy to migrate across state lines, or even move from one end of the country to the other, in order to find a job that matches their needs and desires. Employer Resources Dice Report turnover Unemployment Voluntary Quits MORE
Dice first reported Charlotte was hub for recent tech grads back in 2008. Dice analyzed application data within its résumé database to discover which tech pros were interested in relocating, and found tech candidates from 34 states applied to Charlotte jobs. For an even deeper dive, check out Dice’s Local Market report on Charlotte. The post Download Dice’s Local Market Report on Charlotte appeared first on Dice Insights. MORE
According to Dice’s semi-annual survey, hiring managers who specialize in recruiting technology professionals are somewhat more bearish on hiring candidates in 2017. “While there are many good economic signs for tech professionals looking for a new job, hiring managers are telling us that they’re focusing on those who really fit the roles,” said Bob Melk, president of Dice. ” Dice’s survey took place from Oct. MORE
That’s why the Dice product team spent the last year digging in, concepting and developing a new way to quickly and more precisely search our database for the tech talent you need. We started rolling out Dice Talent Search 3.0 Candidate Activity: With our previous search, Dice customers could filter candidates by their activity on Dice within a certain period of time, such as over the past 30 days. MORE
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The new Dice Tech Salary Calculator allows you to see what tech candidates are worth, set pay scales with precision, and ultimately help secure the talent you need. The Salary Calculator is the result of Dice’s data team crunching its voluminous database for insights into tech pros of all types. Dice Innovations Employer Resources Dice Employer Job Hunting Recruiter Recruiting Salaries Salary CalculatorEmployers know the difficulty of setting the right salary levels. MORE
The news for DHI Group — parent company to Dice , ClearanceJobs , and eFinancial Careers — for the second quarter last week was split. Earnings per share of 5 cents were in line with estimates, but revenue of $39.7 million, a 2.3 percent decrease from last year, missed by $570,000. Job Boards Featured MORE
According to Dice’s analysis of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), tech jobs have grown 2.3 As part of our latest Local Market report, we analyzed our Dice data to determine Atlanta’s supply/demand dynamics. For an even deeper dive, check out Dice’s local market report on Atlanta. The post Download Dice’s Local Market Report on Atlanta appeared first on Dice Insights. MORE
While recruiting for all tech roles is challenging, hiring managers told Dice in its recent hiring survey that these five roles are above and beyond the most difficult to fill. The post Dice Report: Tech’s Most Difficult-to-Fill Roles appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights.NET Dice Report Hiring Java Recruiting SoftwareHiring tech talent isn’t easy. MORE
The post Dice Report: Fastest-Growing States for Tech Jobs appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Report employment Hiring RecruitingAlthough people tend to focus on California as the nation’s tech hub, other states have grown their respective tech industries at a healthy clip over the past few years. According to data from the U.S. MORE
True to its word back in November 2017 , DHI Group , the parent company to well-known tech job board Dice , has a new CEO, replacing outgoing CEO Michael Durney. Announced on April 10, Art Zeile now holds the title of chief executive officer. HR News Job Boards Featured MORE
Director of corporate communications at DHI, Rachel Ceccarelli , has confirmed the company’s tech job board, Dice , will be exiting Europe this summer. Dice sites in the UK and Germany will officially be closing on August 31, 2018. HR News Job Boards DiceNo other European countries or regions are serviced. MORE
These Dice Ideal Employer rankings are the first of what will become an annual study. The Dice 2017 Ideal Employer Report not only breaks down Ideal Employers by region, company type, and sector, but also delves into tech pros’ professional interests and desires, with additional breakouts for gender and age. The post Dice’s Ideal Employer Report: What Tech Pros Value Most appeared first on Dice Insights. MORE
Dice enhanced its candidate profile feature with an eye toward helping candidates market themselves by highlighting their skills and experience and increasing their visibility to recruiters and employers. MORE
For an even deeper dive, check out Dice’s local market report on Salt Lake City. The post Download Dice’s Local Market Report on Salt Lake City appeared first on Dice Insights. While Silicon Valley has traditionally created the greatest demand for tech talent, a number of metro areas around the United States are blooming as serious tech centers, creating strong markets of their own. One such metro to watch: Salt Lake City. MORE
According to Dice’s analysis of the latest turnover data from the U.S. Dice’s analysis of its own data suggested that tech professionals are more than happy to migrate across state lines, or even move from one end of the country to the other, in order to find a job that matches their needs and desires. The post Dice Report: Voluntary Quits Hold Steady appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Dice Report turnover Unemployment Voluntary Quits MORE
According to Dice’s annual salary survey, 37 percent of technology professionals received a bonus in 2015. The post Dice Report: Uncovering the Bonus Game appeared first on Dice Insights. Working in Tech Bonus Dice Report SalariesAs the market to recruit technology professionals intensifies, employers must offer enticing perks to stay competitive for talent. MORE
Dice analyzes massive amounts of data related to technology skills and job titles. That’s why Dice created the above visualization (which is also available, with a lengthy article that delves into our methodology, in our Dice Data area ). The post How Dice’s Data Reveals Job Popularity appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Data Job Skills Recruiters MORE
Dice’s annual Salary Survey found a near majority (47 percent) of tech professionals who are just starting out are satisfied with their compensation; however, that’s nine percentage points lower than those with more than 15 years of experience, a tough lesson on expectations and the gap between beginner and seasoned tech talent. President, Dice. The post Dice Report: Top Salaries for Entry-Level Talent appeared first on Dice Insights. MORE
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JULY 27, 2018
Director of corporate communications at DHI, Rachel Ceccarelli , has confirmed the company’s tech job board, Dice , will be exiting Europe this summer. Dice sites in the UK and Germany will officially be closing on August 31, 2018. HR News Job Boards DiceNo other European countries or regions are serviced.
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SEPTEMBER 29, 2016
Tech professionals are more than willing to migrate to new states in search of better opportunities, according to a new Dice analysis of job application data. The post Dice Report: Opportunity Pushes Tech Pros to Move appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Report Hiring Job Hunting Migration Recruiting
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JUNE 16, 2016
Dice analyzes massive amounts of data related to technology skills and job titles. That’s why Dice created the above visualization (which is also available, with a lengthy article that delves into our methodology, in our Dice Data area ). The post How Dice’s Data Reveals Job Popularity appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Data Job Skills Recruiters
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APRIL 12, 2016
Tech professionals have told Dice that their big career concerns include finding an acceptable position to match their skillset and keeping that skillset up-to-date. Dice recently leveraged job postings and data from our annual salary survey to analyze the fastest-growing skills*, and found that the following are driving the most salary growth: Spark. With job postings up 120% year-over-year on Dice, demand for this open-source cluster-computing framework is broad-based.
Dice
OCTOBER 31, 2016
But over the past few years, a counter-narrative of sorts has emerged, according to data and interviews conducted by Dice®: discouraged by the high cost of living, crushing taxes, and lengthy commutes, many tech professionals and companies have supposedly decided to flee the nation’s largest tech hubs in favor of smaller towns. Washington, DC and Seattle, for example, each saw their number of job postings on Dice rise 19 percent in the twelve months ending in September 2016.
Dice
JUNE 28, 2016
According to an analysis of the data in Dice’s latest Tech Hiring Survey, some 51 percent of managers and recruiters said that software developers represented their top hiring priority in 2016. The post Dice Report: Employers’ Most-Desired Hires appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Developers Dice Report Hiring Recruiting
Dice
OCTOBER 11, 2017
These Dice Ideal Employer rankings are the first of what will become an annual study. The Dice 2017 Ideal Employer Report not only breaks down Ideal Employers by region, company type, and sector, but also delves into tech pros’ professional interests and desires, with additional breakouts for gender and age. The post Dice’s Ideal Employer Report: What Tech Pros Value Most appeared first on Dice Insights.
Dice
FEBRUARY 28, 2017
A recent analysis of the Dice database suggests that developer and engineer positions tend to attract the most applies. Dice Open Web and Lengo products ensure our customers find tech talent, and that talent is open to engaging with them,” said Bob Melk, President of Dice. The post Dice Report: Jobs That Tech Pros Apply For appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights.NET Analyst Dice Report engineer Hiring Java Recruiting
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SEPTEMBER 26, 2017
Atlanta has long been one of the top tech cities on Dice, with an abundance of top-tier universities pumping out tech talent, as well as established and startup companies with tech needs. On any given day, there are more than 2,800 technology jobs on Dice in the ATL, from companies in a variety of industries ranging from airlines and retailers to healthcare providers and tech firms. We analyzed our Dice data to determine Atlanta’s supply/demand dynamics.
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Dice
MAY 11, 2017
That’s why the Dice product team spent the last year digging in, concepting and developing a new way to quickly and more precisely search our database for the tech talent you need. We started rolling out Dice Talent Search 3.0 Candidate Activity: With our previous search, Dice customers could filter candidates by their activity on Dice within a certain period of time, such as over the past 30 days.
Dice
APRIL 28, 2017
According to the latest Dice Salary Survey (PDF) , they might not be the ones you think. The post Dice Report: Fastest-Growing Tech Salaries, by City appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Employers Recruiters Salaries Salary SurveyWhich U.S. cities boasted the biggest increases in salaries last year?
Dice
OCTOBER 27, 2017
Dice released its inaugural Ideal Employer study this month, analyzing the companies that tech professionals most admire, as well as the places they most want to work. With that in mind, here are the top three companies in key industries that tech pros ranked as ideal places to work: The post Dice Report: Where Tech Pros Want to Work appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Report Hiring Ideal Employer Recruiting technology
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DECEMBER 14, 2017
We analyzed the top fastest-growing skills in job postings on Dice to see what’s trended in 2017 and what can be expected in the future. While some of these are small in terms of actual job postings (considering Dice has over 75,000 jobs on any given day), the growth reveals what to expect in 2018. The post Dice Report: 2017’s Fastest-Growing Technology Skills appeared first on Dice Insights. If there’s one constant in tech, it’s the inevitability of change.
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OCTOBER 24, 2017
The new Dice Tech Salary Calculator allows you to see what tech candidates are worth, set pay scales with precision, and ultimately help secure the talent you need. The Salary Calculator is the result of Dice’s data team crunching its voluminous database for insights into tech pros of all types. Dice Innovations Employer Resources Dice Employer Job Hunting Recruiter Recruiting Salaries Salary CalculatorEmployers know the difficulty of setting the right salary levels.
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JULY 13, 2017
While recruiting for all tech roles is challenging, hiring managers told Dice in its recent hiring survey that these five roles are above and beyond the most difficult to fill. The post Dice Report: Tech’s Most Difficult-to-Fill Roles appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights.NET Dice Report Hiring Java Recruiting SoftwareHiring tech talent isn’t easy.
Dice
NOVEMBER 29, 2016
According to Dice’s analysis of the latest turnover data from the U.S. Dice’s recent analysis of its own data suggested that tech professionals are more than happy to migrate across state lines, or even move from one end of the country to the other, in order to find a job that matches their needs and desires. Employer Resources Dice Report turnover Unemployment Voluntary Quits
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MARCH 8, 2016
That statement may seem shocking, however according to an analysis of Dice’s annual salary survey data of more than 16,000 tech professionals, when comparing equal education levels, years of technical experience and job title, no gap exists. The post Dice Report: Gender’s Role in Tech Pay appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Report Salaries women in techGender plays no role in compensation for technology professionals.
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AUGUST 30, 2016
The post Dice Report: Fastest-Growing States for Tech Jobs appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Industry Insights Dice Report employment Hiring RecruitingAlthough people tend to focus on California as the nation’s tech hub, other states have grown their respective tech industries at a healthy clip over the past few years. According to data from the U.S.
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Dice and recruiting technology provider Humantelligence partnered to offer candidates access to self-assessment tools that look at a user’s motivators, behaviors and ideal work styles.
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FEBRUARY 16, 2016
According to Dice’s annual salary survey, 37 percent of technology professionals received a bonus in 2015. The post Dice Report: Uncovering the Bonus Game appeared first on Dice Insights. Working in Tech Bonus Dice Report SalariesAs the market to recruit technology professionals intensifies, employers must offer enticing perks to stay competitive for talent.
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MAY 9, 2017
And according to Dice’s most recent Candidate Sentiment Survey, they’re getting very proactive about managing their job search: some 90 percent of the visitors to Dice are interested in new opportunities, and 78 percent have completed a job search within the past three months. The post New Dice Survey Shows How Candidates Job-Hunt appeared first on Dice Insights. What does tech talent really want? If you answered, “A boatload of money,” you’re only half-right.
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NOVEMBER 29, 2016
According to Dice’s analysis of the latest turnover data from the U.S. Dice’s analysis of its own data suggested that tech professionals are more than happy to migrate across state lines, or even move from one end of the country to the other, in order to find a job that matches their needs and desires. The post Dice Report: Voluntary Quits Hold Steady appeared first on Dice Insights. Employer Resources Dice Report turnover Unemployment Voluntary Quits
Dice
JUNE 14, 2017
According to Dice’s semi-annual survey, 73 percent of hiring managers say they will look to hire more tech professionals in the second half of 2017, a five-point increase since the last hiring survey conducted in November 2016 and three-point increase from the survey in June 2016. Professionals are increasingly seeking out new training opportunities and experiences like Hackathons to ensure they’re up-to-date,” said Bob Melk, President of Dice.
Dice
DECEMBER 20, 2016
According to Dice’s semi-annual survey, hiring managers who specialize in recruiting technology professionals are somewhat more bearish on hiring candidates in 2017. “While there are many good economic signs for tech professionals looking for a new job, hiring managers are telling us that they’re focusing on those who really fit the roles,” said Bob Melk, president of Dice. ” Dice’s survey took place from Oct.
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AUGUST 15, 2017
Dice first reported Charlotte was hub for recent tech grads back in 2008. Dice analyzed application data within its résumé database to discover which tech pros were interested in relocating, and found tech candidates from 34 states applied to Charlotte jobs. The post Dice Report: Spotlight on Charlotte Tech Scene appeared first on Dice Insights.
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JULY 28, 2016
The post Dice Report: Cloud-Based Tools Dominate Jobs appeared first on Dice Insights. With more companies looking to the cloud to fulfill their core business needs, the hunt is on for technology professionals adept in some of the biggest cloud platforms on the market. On Dice.com, the number of job postings asking for skill in Amazon Web Services increased 76 percent between June 2015 and June 2016.
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APRIL 6, 2021
Dice enhanced its candidate profile feature with an eye toward helping candidates market themselves by highlighting their skills and experience and increasing their visibility to recruiters and employers.
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MARCH 27, 2015
Maybe you’re a loyal follower of Dice on social media, or maybe you just recently decided to click that ‘Follow’ button. A photo posted by Dice (@diceopenweb) on Mar 18, 2015 at 10:18am PDT. Hiring #Recruiting #Recruiters #Tech #TechJobs #TechnicalJobs #IT #Talent #Anchorman #WillFerrell #Comedy A photo posted by Dice (@diceopenweb) on Mar 23, 2015 at 10:06am PDT.
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JANUARY 2, 2018
Dice first reported Charlotte was hub for recent tech grads back in 2008. Dice analyzed application data within its résumé database to discover which tech pros were interested in relocating, and found tech candidates from 34 states applied to Charlotte jobs. For an even deeper dive, check out Dice’s Local Market report on Charlotte. The post Download Dice’s Local Market Report on Charlotte appeared first on Dice Insights.
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DECEMBER 19, 2017
According to Dice’s analysis of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), tech jobs have grown 2.3 As part of our latest Local Market report, we analyzed our Dice data to determine Atlanta’s supply/demand dynamics. For an even deeper dive, check out Dice’s local market report on Atlanta. The post Download Dice’s Local Market Report on Atlanta appeared first on Dice Insights.
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SEPTEMBER 10, 2015
and many more… As the Platinum Sponsor of SourceCon, Dice takes the leadership role in underwriting this rare opportunity to showcase the leading practitioners in sourcing. And with the Dice discount code, you get 10% off registration. Be sure to stop by the Dice Booth and say hello. Save 10% with Dice discount code: DAL15DICE. Looking to cut through the clutter of under-qualified candidates? Need a better strategy to relieve sourcing stress?
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FEBRUARY 15, 2018
For an even deeper dive, check out Dice’s local market report on Salt Lake City. The post Download Dice’s Local Market Report on Salt Lake City appeared first on Dice Insights. While Silicon Valley has traditionally created the greatest demand for tech talent, a number of metro areas around the United States are blooming as serious tech centers, creating strong markets of their own. One such metro to watch: Salt Lake City.
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Dice Reimagines the Employer Experience with End-to-End Tech Hiring Platform. Employee Engagement
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AUGUST 8, 2018
The news for DHI Group — parent company to Dice , ClearanceJobs , and eFinancial Careers — for the second quarter last week was split. Earnings per share of 5 cents were in line with estimates, but revenue of $39.7 million, a 2.3 percent decrease from last year, missed by $570,000. Job Boards Featured
ERE
APRIL 13, 2018
True to its word back in November 2017 , DHI Group , the parent company to well-known tech job board Dice , has a new CEO, replacing outgoing CEO Michael Durney. Announced on April 10, Art Zeile now holds the title of chief executive officer. HR News Job Boards Featured
ERE
JUNE 15, 2018
This shouldn’t come as any great surprise: Dice’s new Diversity and Inclusion Report 2018 finds that discrimination and bias are still major problems in the tech industry, particularly as they relate to gender. Age Discrimination Employment Act (ADEA) Discrimination Diversity Sexual Discrimination Featured
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