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Infosys touts resort-like campus to attract talent
The Indian outsourcing giant's campus in Mysore, India, features facilities such as a cinema multiplex, bowling alley, rock climbing walls, a running track and gymnasiums.
Samsung to spend $153M to develop local software talent
Company intends to spend 170 billion won over the next five years to train and hire new software engineers.
A master's-level computer science degree, delivered via MOOCs
Massive open online courses will soon deliver an advanced comp-sci degree at a very, very low price, courtesy of Georgia Tech, Udacity and AT&T.
Singapore 3rd most popular global destination for techies
Little Red Dot is also the top Asian market for global professionals from all sectors to work in, and the world's 2nd most popular for those in finance.
Glassdoor report surveys Facebook workforce sentiment one year after IPO
A new report suggests internal worries following Facebook's tumultuous IPO last year were just a little out of control.
£7.5m funding boost for UK cybersecurity PhDs
Two UK universities are to receive millions of pounds of investment to help finance tens of PhDs in online security.
Fingerprint scanners to curb Indian public servant absenteeism
India's department of personnel and training will be making use of a biometrics access system where workers will need to use their fingerprints to log in their attendance and work hours.
Loads of opportunity if you score the perfect match
The IT sector is holding its own in an economy that’s starting to come off the boil. But when it comes to a new job, only those with a 100% match need apply.
Cisco survey hints many IT leaders also don't understand 'Internet of Things'
Cisco's latest global trends report examines just how much IT pros are in touch with industry trends, such as software-defined networking and the Internet of Things.
Thailand to enhance cybersecurity training, capability
40 officers will be trained to become instructors specializing in ethical hacking and computer forensic skills, in agreement with the International Council of Electronic Commerce Consultants. Goal is to train 500 IT security officers by year-end.
Sharp reportedly mulls chairman's retirement, scrapping posts
[UPDATE] Japanese electronics maker is reportedly considering pushing its chairman, Mikio Katayama into retirement and abolishing advisory posts, to increase the pace of business revival.
Bill to tighten H-1B US work visas could backfire
Amid proposals to tighten requirements, the National Foundation for American Policy argues doing so could be a "serious mistake" since the H-1B temporary visas allow high-skilled foreign nationals to work in the U.S. and benefit the overall economy.
Toxic acid leak at Samsung's chip plant injures 3
[UPDATE] Poisonous hydrofluoric acid has leaked for a second time in four months at Samsung's main chip plant in Hwaseong city, injuring three workers, sparking concerns over company's response to safety issues.
Australian govt defends 457 visa criticism
Foreign IT workers were not the focus of a discussion paper that led to the Australian government criticising the 457 visa program.
Monster India launches salary index for jobseekers
Monster India partners Wage Indicator Foundation to offer a benchmarking tool for IT professionals to compare wages and other labor-related areas both domestically as well as in the global marketplace.