Tech Careers
Occupy English
The 99 percenters now have new ways to talk about the other 1 percent
Should You Still Choose Nuclear Engineering as a Career?
Despite Fukushima, nuclear engineering still promises a stable career
Job Hunting in the Internet Age
A Techwise Conversation with Mike Junge, Google’s senior recruiter
The Future of Work
Technology has always created as many jobs as it destroyed. That may soon change
Passport to Engineering
A new ID card will establish an engineer’s credentials throughout the EU
Is College a Good Investment?
Blog Post: The 2012 Payscale report shows engineering schools and private research universities are worth their often-high price
My Facebook Password for a Job? There Oughta Be a Law!
Blog Post: New legislation would ban U.S. employers from requiring disclosure of social media passwords as a condition of employment
Demo Spring 2012: A Startup Is Born
Blog Post: A week before their launch at Demo Spring these four entrepreneurs hadn’t even met each other; now they have a company and (maybe) the next hit smartphone app.
100 Years of the Institute of Radio Engineers
Article: Looking back on a century of innovation, looking forward to the next
First-Ever Tuition in Over a Century at Cooper Union
Blog Post: Undergraduate tuition is still free for now, but grad students at the presitigious engineering institute will start paying
NYC Loses Yet Another IT Head, Over Tech Project Problems
Blog Post: Heralded CIO was Bloomberg's third chief to depart at key department
With Jack Tramiel’s Passing, the PC Industry Loses Another Pioneer
Blog Post: Jack Tramiel’s Commodore 64 was my first computer, and I’ve got a lot of company.
Exit Strategy: HP Labs Director Prith Banerjee Resigns
Blog Post: Banerjee leaves behind a controversial restructuring of the venerable laboratories.
Occupy English
Article: The 99 percenters now have new ways to talk about the other 1 percent
A Mysterious Signature from 1902
Blog Post: Marconi, Graham Bell, Steinmetz—and Sanderson?
