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Class of 2010 Yearbook: The Honorees | Network World

This year's winners drive strategy and innovation in top-tier IT departments. Click through for photos of each honoree, as well as interesting personal tidbits like their first job, best career advice and the title they'd like to hold someday.

Who is Steve Ballmer? | Network World

If Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates had not asked Steve Ballmer to join his start-up software company as employee number 24 in 1980, the now infamous Ballmer would probably have made a career out of selling car insurance.

Why You Should Include Volunteer Work on a Resume | Network World

According to new research from LinkedIn, volunteering is just as beneficial to your career as it is to those you help. That's why it has rolled out a new profile section, "Volunteer Experience and Causes," to help you highlight how you've contributed to your community.

How to make yourself layoff-proof | Network World

IT pros and career experts share 10 tips that could help tech workers avoid being laid off, even as the economy begins its gradual recovery.

The Grill: Qwest’s Pieter Poll on why being a CTO is a dream job | Network World

Pieter Poll is Chief Technology Officer at Qwest Communications International Inc. in Denver, which serves business customers nationally and residential customers in 14 western states with telephone, high-speed Internet and DirecTV services. The company is also serving as an agent for Verizon Wireless services. Poll talked about his career and the directions Qwest is taking.

Welcome back, finance pro | Network World

The recession has altered the career track for many ambitious finance and accounting professionals. Some took more junior roles in finance after losing their old positions. Others, unable to find a suitable replacement post, ventured into fields outside the finance world.

Self-Promotion: Learning the Right Way to Brag | Network World

Tooting your own horn is critical to career advancement. Get expert advice on how to promote yourself without coming off as arrogant.

Indian vs. American Programmers: Whose Code Is Best? | Network World

Online career development community Gild recently compared Indian programmers' math, logic, software development and communication skills with those of American programmers.

Maersk Alabama One Slice of a Huge Pirate Problem | Network World

The issue of piracy may be making headlines this month, but Roger Hawkes, director of corporate security for Global Industries Ltd., has been fighting piracy and trying to stop the problem for most of his career.

Soft skills are sexy | Network World

If you think technical skill is all you need for a career in IT, think again. Expectations for IT employees are changing.

Resume Makeover: How an Information Security Professional Can Target CSO Jobs | Network World

Cole Hanson's career goal is to become an information security executive. Currently, he serves as a high-level information security professional with the U.S. Army. In February, Hanson, who is also a reservist with a rank of Lieutenant, will start a new job with the Marine Corps as the technology integration officer and deputy for its Communications Directorate. In this new position he will act as a project manager and oversee a major network infrastructure replacement.

10 Dos and Don’ts for Security Job Interviews | Network World

The pickings are slim in the job market and the time line of interviewing and then hiring new people is slow. But there are positions available in the security field, according to three veteran security recruiters that we spoke with recently. If you're looking for a change in your career, or are simply looking to get back to work, there is simply no room for anything less than the best impression these days.

How to Manage Layoff Survivor Syndrome | Network World

Chances are, if you've survived a round of layoffs in your career, you've probably experienced a pang of longing for lost colleagues, a lack of motivation and a decrease in productivity. According to a report by The Conference Board, an independent membership organization, such reactions can be described as "survivor's syndrome."

The Grill: Aaron Walsh | Network World

Aaron E. Walsh's career path isn't strewn with traditional milestones. Since the age of 18, when he was hired as a computer equipment operator at Boston College, where he now teaches, Walsh has been pretty single-minded about one thing: bolstering education through the innovative use of virtual reality technology.

How many Twitter followers does it take to get a job? | Network World

Your online popularity might be as valuable to your career as a post-grad education. A recent job posting on Best Buy’s Web site prefers candidates with a graduate degree and at least 250 followers on Twitter

7 steps to social media stardom | Network World

Social media is taking up more and more of our time, both at home and work. Many enterprises have even started to treat social media tools as mission-critical, meaning that if you don't start mastering them, your lack of knowledge could impede your career.

Better than locks: A security approach to ‘free’ | Network World

In January, Kevin Kelly wrote an essay entitled "Better Than Free" that explained which concepts held value on the Internet. This generated a lot of interest, mostly around the question of how best to make money out of these concepts. As a career security guy, I found myself wondering how on earth my field will respond -- how does security need to adapt to support business models based on these values? When we're used to locking everything down, how do we respond when people start calling for openness?

Oliver North ridicules Spitzer, calls on IT to hire war vets | Network World

ORLANDO -- At a security conference in Orlando Tuesday, Col. Oliver North mocked the plight of New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, caught up in a prostitution-ring scandal that may end his political career.

Gates’ first product demo: ‘Mom! Come and tell them it worked!’ | Network World

Having delivered hundreds, perhaps thousands, of live product demonstrations during his career at Microsoft, Bill Gates has experienced his share of on-stage gaffes.

Intel CEO Otellini to leave company in May | Network World

Intel CEO Paul Otellini will retire as an officer and director of the company in May, ending a four-decade career with the company.

Investing in Your IT Security Career in Tough Times | Network World

When meeting someone new and describing my background in this industry I often say "I've seen the best of times, I've seen the worst of times and most of what falls in between." I've been recruiting in Information Security long enough to have experienced the heady times of the dot.com boom and the dark days that followed after it all came crashing down. I've also been here as the industry has grown and evolved-sometimes as a result of and sometimes in spite of significant difficulties. This evolution leads

UK kids warned MySpace isn’t private – OMG!! | Network World

Young people are compromising their career prospects and opening the door to online fraud by posting personal information on social networking sites without thinking about the consequences, a U.K. privacy watchdog warned Friday.

BDPA’s Earl Pace talks racism in the IT workplace | Network World

Early in his career, when he was working as a programming manager at a financial services firm, Earl A. Pace Jr. went to a computer conference in Arizona where there were 200 attendees -- 199 white people and him. Well aware of the opportunities in the exploding industry, he decided that ratio needed to change. That decision led to the founding, in 1975, of Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA), a national organization that now has more than 50 chapters and aims to provide what it calls "a pathway from t

Finding success with certifications | Network World

Here’s one story that shows how certifications can boost a person’s career. Cisco got me in touch with Michael Crocker, a six-year human resources specialist who, feeling uninspired in his “paper-driven” job decided to take networking classes part-time and is now enjoying a shift lead position working on the Navy Marines Corps Intranet (NMCI) project.

Letters to the editor: “2007: The Year of Being Outraged?” | Network World

2007: The Year of Being Outraged?; Earlier daylight-saving start costing IT departments time; Telecommute. Kill a career?

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