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Career Advice: What to keep on a resume

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JetBlue CIO Joseph Eng answers questions about managing your C.V., the qualities that matter in a company's employees and more

Career Advice: When the CIO doesn’t act like part of the team

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David O'Berry, a strategic systems engineer for McAfee, answers questions about bosses who don't play nice, following a mentor and more

Can work be too much fun?

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Amy Wang, chief information officer of Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital, answers questions about morale on the job, gender diversity in IT and more

Career advice: Why public speaking is a critical skill

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Jay Leader, senior vice-president and CIO at iRobot, rnanswers questions about the value of training in public speaking, how to talk to job interviewers and more

Career Advice: Selling the idea of work/life balance

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Kenneth Corless, executive director for business apps at Accenture, answers questions about work/life balance, career paths for a cloud-dominated future and recognizing a group's achievements

AOL lays off 900 staff after buying Huffington Post

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In the wake of the acquisition, AOL said Thursday that it will lay off 20 per cent of its staff. The offices that will be affected

Downturn hits older tech workers the hardest

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For women 55 and older pursuing IT jobs, the U.S. unemployment rate hit 9.4 per cent in 2010, 1.6 percentage points higher than the rate for men in the same age grouprnrn

Career advice: How to keep up with the industry

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Daniel Wakeman, vice-president and CIO, Educational Testing Service, answers questions about keeping up to date, lobbying for a market adjustment of salary, and more
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