We Americans like to think we live in a society without a class structure and its associated boundaries. We’ve historically prided ourselves on the egalitarianism promoted by t…read more...
Articles and Archive
(From the Fort Worth Business Journal May 7, 2012) The U.S. employment situation has become a dichotomy. While the unemployment rate has fallen some, joblessness is still…read more... Findings in a recent survey conducted by The InSource Group of more than 3,300 decision-makers in the IT space indicate a significant increase in the hiring of IT resources in 2007. The survey also…read more... (From the Dallas Business Journal June 10, 2011) North Texas tech companies are facing the prospect of delayed projects, overworked employees and problems retai…read more... According to a recent survey conducted by computer reseller CDW Corp., nearly half of IT decision-makers have rolled out Web 2.0 tools in their organizations. Businesses that have yet to officially…read more... Reputation is everything to A. Steven Raab. And as chairman and CEO of The InSource Group, he relies on the reputation of his $30 million IT staffing company to draw in not just prospective clients…read more... Information Technology (IT) is a hot field. Specialists are in demand and often have companies lining up to make offers. Hiring managers struggle to find the right candidate only to find another co…read more... Organizations that survive and end up thriving through a downturn resist the temptation to take only defensive measures. They develop aggressive offensive strategies as well. Successful businesses …read more...
In recent conversations, many of you have asked what to expect from the information technology job market in 2006. Changes in the job market become evident very quickly as I observe the hiring p…read more...
We have heard it before, and businesses of all sizes recognize the problem. There is not enough information technology talent to meet existing and growing demand in the United States.
Watching company workers exchange e-mail messages rather than walking across the office to talk to each other is something Roland Dickey Sr. says he'll never understand.
A number of trends are brewing in the technology marketplace. The convergence of these trends is proving to be the perfect storm-a shortage of technology talent for which companies are not prepare…read more... Even though the economy is looking rather grim, corporate technology investments remain one of the few bright spots. However, a shortage of technology talent, for which companies are not prepared a…read more...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 524,000 jobs were lost in December 2008 across most major industry sectors. The U.S. economy has shed more than 5 million jobs since the beginning of the r…read more...
If you're in the information-technology space, the job market should be good - albeit perhaps not great - for the rest of the year, according to a couple of recent surveys.
In a slow economy, IT departments often tend to scale back new initiatives, cut projects and just maintain the necessary functions of the business in effort to limit expenses. However, such measu…read more... Regardless of the personal challenges the recession has thrown your way, one thing is certain: you cannot control current market …read more...
In times of economic prosperity most companies’ information technology departments are perceived as a critical component that can drive top line revenue. Conversely,…read more... It’s a widely held view that putting people back to work will help our economy get back on track. But where are the new jobs going to come from? Small businesses have traditionally been the primary…read more... Many economists and pundits point to small businesses as a critical component of the U.S. economic revival. After all, the small business sector is the largest creator of jobs in the U.S. economy. …read more... Recent unemployment statistics show hiring trends continue to be weak, while the Conference Board’s consumer confidence indicator plummeted at the beginning of the summer after three consecutive mo…read more... Steven Raab, CEO of The InSource Group, is one of four finalists for the Tech Titans Community Hero Award sponsored by the Metroplex Technology Business Council (MTBC), an honor given to recognize …read more... As companies look for ways to improve their businesses in a slow, recovering economy they must take a look at their IT departments.. Business s…read more...

Jobs Gap: New Ideas for Employers, Employees

Employment Is Creating a New Class Divide In Texas

Taking Stock of Your IT Resource Model

Tech Job Openings Stacking Up

How Is Web 2.0 Impacting Your Business?

Building a Name

The InSource Group: IT Recruiting & Staffing Firm

Managing IT Resources in a Difficult Economy

Staying Competitive in a Changing IT Job Market

Find, Keep IT Talent by being Proactive

Generation Mixer
"It drives me nu…read more...

The Perfect Storm

The Real Cost of Technology Talent Acquisition

Do the Right Thing: Managing Layoffs with an Eye on Recovery

Job Market Still Good For Techies

Morale, Productivity Go Hand in Hand

Keep the Shore in Sight: Maintaining A Healthy Perpective In Tough Economic Times

Optimizing external IT support in a downsized economy

Federal Policies Stall Small Businesses

Washington Gets in The Way of Small Business

Who is In Charge of Your Career

Steven Raab Finalist for Tech Titans Award

Planning for Recovery: Optimizing IT Talent Acquisition Through Aligning Objectives and Re-evaluating Vendor Usage
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