Information technology (IT) careers are growing quickly and offer above-average salaries. IT professionals play an integral role in their organizations’ digital infrastructure. They handle data ...

The world of information technology jobs is evolving rapidly, offering ambitious professionals opportunities to build lucrative, six-figure careers. From cybersecurity to AI development, the IT sector ...

A degree in a tech field is one way to stand out on the job market. Practical experience is another. Jobs for college students majoring in tech accomplish both at the same time. Getting a job in ...

The unemployment rate in the information-technology job market fell to 4.5% in August from 5.5% the prior month. However, there are still fewer jobs available for tech workers, especially those who ...

The unemployment rate for recent college graduates has jumped as companies try to replace entry-level workers with artificial intelligence. Credit...Lorenzo Matteucci Supported by By Kevin Roose ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Cheryl Robinson covers areas of leadership, pivoting and careers. Technology has created jobs that didn’t exist a decade ago, ...

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In a 1938 article, MIT’s president argued that technical progress didn’t mean fewer jobs. He’s still right. MIT Technology Review is celebrating our 125th anniversary with an online series that draws ...

Are you afraid of artificial intelligence taking your job? Well, you certainly aren’t alone, but depending on your industry, you might have nothing to worry about at all. Given the rise in popularity ...

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Technology disruption typically affected blue-collar occupations. Now white-collar workers may feel the brunt of changes. By Claire Cain Miller and Courtney Cox The American workers who have had their ...