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A cartoon of four employees rushing out of a door, to represent high staff turnover.

How to combat high staff turnover in tech

By Jonathan Weinberg published

In-depth While employee churn is a natural part of business, leaders should know how to combat high staff turnover to ensure business stability

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Google logo pictured at the Google booth at ISE 2024 on January 30, 2024 in Barcelona, Spain

With talent pipelines pushed to their limits, Google just launched an ambitious new AI training program in Europe

By Solomon Klappholz published

AI skills deficits are front of mind for IT leaders across the globe, with Google the latest hyperscaler looking to shore up its future workforce

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Does a cyber security degree help in the real world? Industry professionals have mixed feelings on whether they’re useful

By Steve Ranger published

News Some cyber security professionals struggle to see the benefits of higher education - but change is coming

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The best online Python courses 2024

By David Howell last updated

In-depth A snapshot of some of the best online Python courses around, offering the tools you need to start or develop your coding career

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AI interest is fueling a surge in digital apprenticeships across the UK

By Emma Woollacott published

News The government's aim to increase the number of digital apprenticeships appears to be paying off

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A multi-ethnic, mixed gender team of six colleagues sitting round a meeting room table listening to one member speak, who is in a wheelchair

Thousands of disabled people 'missing' from tech workforce

By Emma Woollacott published

news BCS study highlights the barriers faced by disabled people in the workplace.

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A number of different silhouettes of people with outlines of unique patterns in their brains, representing neurodiversity. Decorative: the silhouettes are in green, yellow, orange, and black.

How can leaders support neurodiversity in tech?

By Keri Allan published

In-depth Fostering the right workplace culture for neurodiversity in tech is a must for an effective, equal office

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A young, female employee talking in a friendly manner with a male colleague. Both represent Gen Z in the workplace and are sat at a desk in a modern office.

Gen Z in the workplace: How the next generation is reshaping business

By Jonathan Weinberg published

In-depth Within the next decade, employees that fall into the category of Gen Z in the workplace will be widespread. How can leaders keep up with this change and support new staff?

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A king's ransom-ware: Buckingham Palace is on the hunt for two cyber security pros to join the Royal Household

By Emma Woollacott published

News The Royal Household is looking for cyber security and information security managers to keep the Palace safe

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Seven young adults from the BT Group apprenticeship program sitting round a board table

BT to take on 500 graduates and apprentices

By Emma Woollacott published

News The company's recruiting greater numbers this year in everything from software engineering to data analytics and cybersecurity

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