Dropout rates soar in Brazil's tech higher education
The majority of university students don't graduate due to lack of financial resources, according to a new report by an industry trade body.
The majority of university students don't graduate due to lack of financial resources, according to a new report by an industry trade body.
The data analytics firm appoints retail executive Flávia Villani for the top job in the country.
Olimpio Pereira takes up the top role at the firm, vacant since March.
Heads of digital transformation and digital lab managers will be highly sought after in the coming months, according to a new study.
Country manager Marcelo Rezende left after just over two years at the company.
Former sales director Luiz Tonisi takes the helm.
Masaharu Choki takes the helm after 15 of unchanged leadership with "high expectations" from top management.
Performance in the company's home country remains flat while other regional markets see better results.
Former Linx head will lead the biggest software company in the country as its founder steps down.
About 85 percent of Brazilians born between 1995 and 2002 want to work in the sector, says study.