Career advice

Looking for jobs when you’re already employed can feel awkward, like you’re cheating on your current employer. There are the logistical issues that come with scheduling interviews during your work day (how many “doctor’s appointments” can you really get away with?), as well as the guilt you might feel about sneaking around. The thing is,…

The rise of remote work over the last couple of years means that there are way more remote coding internships out there. This is great news for people who may not live in areas with a lot of opportunities (not to mention, for the companies themselves who now can tap a more diverse talent pool).…

People with machine learning skills are in high demand. According to Forbes, the global market for Machine Learning Engineer jobs is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 42.8%. And that’s no surprise because machine learning is now used in nearly every industry — from healthcare to agriculture to energy.If you’re excited…

While being “between jobs” is nothing to be ashamed of, it can invite questions during the job-hunting process that you’ll want to be prepared to answer. But there’s no one-size-fits-all solution: How you approach an employment gap on your resume and during an interview can depend a lot on why you have one in the…

The best resume is the one that gets you hired. But what does that look like in the gaming world? Is it formal or creative? Chronological order or by relevance? What keywords are best for the gaming industry? If you’re putting together a Game Developer resume — and hoping to land a job that could…

The short answer: Not much. But, as a Software Engineer, will you need to solve complicated technical problems with code? Yes. Will you work with numbers? Yes. Will you use logic to write code? Yes.If you look at a list of required coursework for a degree in software engineering, you’ll typically see Calculus I-III, Differential…

If you're considering switching careers and breaking into tech (or a new role within tech), now's a great time to do so.The past two years have revolutionized the economic landscape. The rise of remote and hybrid work, along with more corporate commitments to DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), have lowered unnecessary barriers to entry for…

Starting a new job isn’t the only time to set new professional goals. The beginning of a new year, re-entering the workforce after a long break, or even just a work anniversary, are also good times to think about growing your skills and advancing your career. Professional development is a great way to support your…

Does the thought of writing a cover letter fill you with dread? You Are Not Alone. It can take several hours — or even days, if you’re waiting to hear back from a trusted friend with their edits — to write a good cover letter. And, even with all the time and energy you put…

It's no secret that the tech industry offers competitive wages. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the average salary in the U.S. is around $51,428 a year, but many developers and engineers make at least 40% more. Some even bring in more than double the U.S. average.In some cases, even if you work remotely,…