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The Great Resignation is back: Why tech workers are getting ready to quit all over again

By Steve Ranger published

News After the disruption of the first Great Resignation, job hunting is high on the agenda for many – can AI help persuade them to stay?

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Statue of Socrates, the name given to Pegasystems' new generative AI learning tool, pictured outside the Academy of Athens in Greece.

Pegasystems goes all the way back to Socrates to transform corporate learning

By Solomon Klappholz published

News Socrates, a new generative AI tutor from Pegasystems, will use lessons from the dialogues of the ancient Greek philosopher to transform corporate training

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US tech jobs are on the rise again

By Emma Woollacott published

News US tech jobs are surging amid the generative AI boom, with firms ramping up hiring

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The women returning to tech – and why they left

By Keri Allan published

Case study As the attrition of women in tech continues to bite, workers who have left and rejoined the sector explain what changed their minds and the lessons leaders can take from this

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The highest-paying tech jobs in 2024

By Keri Allan last updated

In-depth A guide to the highest-paying tech jobs in both the US and UK, as well as the demands driving tech salaries

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AI tools could cut staff working hours by almost half

By Emma Woollacott published

News A new report finds that as many as 19 working hours per head could be saved in the UK through the use of AI

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Productivity booms in sectors driving AI adoption, prompting a surge in upskilling efforts

By George Fitzmaurice published

News Industries most exposed to AI see flagging job openings as demand for AI skills heightens

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Return to office concept image showing workers talking while in an open plan office space.

One third of senior execs plan to ditch roles over return to office mandates

By George Fitzmaurice published

News Return to office demands have caused friction with staff for some time, but even c-suite executives are now pushing back

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Why legacy tech skills are a point of concern – and how leaders can keep them alive

By Jonathan Weinberg published

In-depth From COBOL to Pascal and SQL, legacy tech skills are in demand – experienced leaders need to do all they can to help incoming talent adopt these skills

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Neurodivergent workers are burning out at record pace — here’s what employers can do to improve support

By Emma Woollacott published

News Employers with neurodivergent staff can take simple steps to be more inclusive and ease pressure, according to industry experts

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