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Tech workers part of the jet set

Poll: silicon.com readers spend a lot of time in the airport... Read more

Jun 23, 2008

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Techies kept awake at night

Among UK's most sleep deprived Read more

Jul 1, 2008

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Work piles up for stressed out techies

Poll: Overworked, underpaid and not enough holiday? Read more

Aug 27, 2008

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Is the credit crunch affecting IT?

Poll: silicon.com readers reveal whether they're feeling the pinch Read more

Nov 3, 2008

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Has the IT skills crisis turned a corner?

Has the IT skills crisis turned a corner?

Skills Survey 2008: Tech vacancies easier to fill than last year Read more

Nov 19, 2008

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Are women just not that into IT?

Are women just not that into IT?

Best of Reader Comments: 'None of us wanted to be hairdressers or beauticians' Read more

Dec 8, 2008

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Techies happy to migrate to get a job

Techies happy to migrate to get a job

'But Simon was sitting right here yesterday... ' Read more

Dec 9, 2008

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North-south divide colours IT pay

North-south divide colours IT pay

Skills Survey 2008: Southern techies richest... Read more

Dec 11, 2008

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Jobless techies turning to crime

From file servers to felonies Read more

Dec 11, 2008

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Is there a UK IT skills gap or not?

Yes and it's growing, says survey... Read more

Dec 23, 2008

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