Hot skills for 2002
IT's time to spice up your career with a fresh look at the skills you need to make the most of changing opportunities. Our...
Shifting the landscape of gender and diversity
The number of women in tech in Europe is an average of 16%. This guide offers a collection of articles highlighting some of the prominent issues surrounding increasing the number of women in the IT industry.
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The skills you need to succeed in 2002
CW360.com's technology guru Cliff Saran gives a blow-by-blow account of what to drop and what to swot.
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2002 - The year of the contractor?
Be sure you can handle the ups and downs before you take the independent route.
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The MBA conundrum - will it supercharge your career?
This popular qualification can boost your pay and prospects, but there is a high price tag.
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Keep your staff satisfied
Maintaining skills is a two-way trip. If you're an employer, it will take more than a bit of extra money to keep skilled staff on board.
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The road to recovery
Whatever your definition of recession, life's tough in IT just now. Experts from across the industry predict how and when the pain will end.
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This was last published in February 2003
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