A recent survey finds most CIOs optimistic about staffing for data center jobs next quarter, particularly for positions that employ networking, database and security skills.

When it comes to data center jobs, IT security is the place to be. Salaries are on the rise as demand for security pros grows.

Have a pair of flip-flops you think matches perfectly with your interview suit? Thinking of asking the interviewer to join you for a drink after? Think these things haven't been done? In all three cases, you'd be mistaken.

When it comes to hiring for an IT job, diverse skill sets are in demand, as are the usual suspects.

IT employees are increasingly opting not to go the extra mile and are instead calling it quits after fulfilling the basic duties of their data center jobs.

A new survey finds companies offering modest wage increase to retain key staff. Is this a sign of more good things to come?

The secret to getting your project approved is to evaluate it the way the CFO will.

Despite a sluggish IT job market, some IT skills are very much in demand. Do you have what it takes?

Results of Datamation's annual survey are in. Find out what you can command on the open market.

How you manage your team during the economic recovery is critical. Here are some cost-free ways to keep staff members motivated and committed.

Cover Your Assets: How do you know when you've trimmed too much budget, too much staff and consequently, too much profit? Because it hurts when you do that.

The death of the mainframe is a perennial conversation topic for IT pundits. Not only is it still alive and kicking, but young developers are being sought to extend its lifetime.

Being a leader requires more than simply sitting behind a desk reading reports.

The market is not as one sided as you might think -- employees still have some say in their destinies.

A how-to guide for developers looking to expand their social networks.

Laid off workers are finding new gigs, even if the economy has been slow to improve.