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When we published our first Tech Salary Report in 2005, YouTube had just launched, the Apple iPhone didn’t exist, and “cloud” was only a dream. Fast forward to 2025, and the landscape has transformed: ?? AI expertise now commands an 18% salary premium ?? Nearly half of employed tech professionals are actively job hunting ?? Remote work policies are shifting against employee preferences Get the insights you need to understand where tech hiring is headed in 2025 and beyond. Read the 2025 Tech Salary Report now: https://lnkd.in/g8WJTsZk #DiceSalaryReport #TechHiring #TechIndustry #FutureOfWork

You’re not required to participate in an exit interview unless it's mandated in your employment agreement. However, under the right circumstances, an exit interview can provide the opportunity to share valuable feedback that can lead to improvements, noted Magdelyn (Maggie) Mistal, career and executive coach. “A good ending can enable a good beginning,” she pointed out. Plus, if you leave on good terms, you may be eligible for rehire should you want to return. And you never know when you might need a reference for a job application from your former boss. With all that in mind, what should you consider before saying “yes?” Find out in our article—link in comments ?? #DiceCareerAdvice #ExitInterview #RehireEligibility

There’s a skills gap in AI—and that’s your opportunity. According to Amazon Web Services (AWS)’s Jenni Troutman, companies want to adopt generative AI but haven’t yet nailed where it fits or who’s ready to run with it. Translation: If you can build or apply AI skills—regardless of your role—you’re already ahead of the curve. Listen to the full Tech Connects podcast episode (55) on Acast, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio—or wherever you get your podcasts. #TechConnects #GenerativeAI #TechCareers

If you’re on the hunt for a new tech job, adding some flavor of AI skills to your portfolio—including prompt engineering—can boost your employment prospects.?But which skills should you study? Find out in the article ?? #DiceCareerAdvice #AICareer #AIEducation #AITraining

Amazon is a tech giant, which means it’s perpetually on the hunt for top tech talent in a range of disciplines, including engineering, data science, cloud infrastructure, and AI research. For many tech professionals, the allure of working on large-scale, impactful projects at one of the world's most innovative companies is undeniable—but how much do Amazon tech jobs actually pay? For software engineers, check out the chart below. For data science and project management, read: https://lnkd.in/gk899XpK #DiceCareerAdvice #AmazonCareers #DataScienceJobs #SoftwareEngineering #ProjectManager

They didn’t just make history. They coded it. Grace Hopper, Annie Easley, and Margaret Hamilton weren’t just early tech innovators—they were educators, leaders, and change-makers. ? Grace Hopper: Invented the compiler, co-developed COBOL, and reshaped the future of programming and the Navy. ? Annie Easley: Transitioned from human computer to code innovator at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, pushing the boundaries of space tech and early hybrid vehicles. ? Margaret Hamilton: Led the MIT team that wrote the software for the Apollo missions—and coined the term "software engineering." We’re closing Women’s History Month by celebrating their legacy and asking: How are you making space for more women in tech today? Share your thoughts ?? #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInTech #WomenInSTEM #AnnieEasley #MargaretHamilton #GraceHopper

If you're debating whether to?become a software engineer, understanding the educational landscape is crucial. What kind of degree is truly necessary to become a successful software engineer? Find out in the article ?? #DiceCareerAdvice #SoftwareEngineering #EducationForEngineers

Are certifications super valuable for someone who is on the job market? "It's a personal decision," says Jenni Troutman, Director of Training and Certification Products and Services at Amazon Web Services (AWS). "Having certifications has definitely helped people get jobs, so it's certainly valuable," but it doesn't mean that everyone needs one. Listen to the full episode (#55) on Acast, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio—or wherever you get your podcasts. Interview by Nick Kolakowski. ? #TechConnects #Certifications #AWS #TechCareers

With generative AI automating many tasks today, the role of coding is under scrutiny. Is knowing code still crucial for tech professionals—or can AI tools bridge the gap? Share your thoughts in the comments ?? #LearnToCode #TechSkills #AI #Coding

What are the top priorities for tech execs in 2025? “We don’t have endless pots of money to invest, so the majority of our expenditures need to deliver tangible benefits incrementally to justify future spending,” explains Jay Ferro, EVP, chief information, technology and product officer at Clario. Or as PwC puts it:?“Your CEO and board want to see upticks in productivity and cost savings now.” For example, Ferro has vowed to ensure that every chatbot or machine learning (ML) algorithm his team deploys—or every app they modernize through AI—removes friction and improves the experience for customers and patients in clinical trials. “My CFO and I are in alignment, every investment we make needs to improve speed and reliability and differentiate our offering,” Ferro said. Learn more in our article (link in comments ??). #DiceCareerAdvice #TechLeadership #ExecutivePriorities