Author: Lisa Hankey

Tech Talent Trends for 2024: A Guide for Hiring Success

January 11, 2024 in Hiring Advice, IT Clients

 

The rapid advancement of technology has put a particularly heavy strain on the tech hiring market. Here are some of the things keeping your hiring team or technical recruiter up at night…and what you can do to remove some of the stress! The Issues Across the board, hiring issues for tech companies generally fall into five […]

 

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Bridging Eras: A Look at In-Demand Engineering Careers

January 4, 2024 in Engineering Candidates

 

Are you thinking about entering the engineering industry? If so, it’s worth exploring the history of engineering jobs, how engineering has changed over the last few years, and what it will become in the next decade. Ready for a deep dive? The Olden Days The first known engineer was the famed Egyptian, Imhotep, who built […]

 

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Unlocking Career Potential: How IT Candidates Benefit from Contract Roles During Transitions

December 26, 2023 in IT Candidates

 

There comes a point in many IT professionals’ careers where they approach a crossroads: whether to embrace the flexibility of contract roles or commit to a traditional, permanent position. The decision-making process can be challenging, and at PEAK Technical, we understand the intricacies of the IT landscape. We also know that there are benefits to […]

 

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Enhance Recruitment Success Through Candidate Journey Mapping

December 14, 2023 in IT Clients

 

Are you struggling to keep your software team full? In today’s tight labor market, you are not alone. To take your recruitment process to the next level, consider implementing a technique known as candidate journey mapping. Here’s what you need to know. What Is Candidate Journey Mapping? In a nutshell, a candidate journey map is […]

 

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Make Feedback a Win-Win!

December 7, 2023 in Engineering Candidates

 

Many people have a negative perception of feedback. You might feel like it’s personal or worry that it means you’re doing something “wrong.” At a good company, though, feedback is actually highly beneficial. Without it, you may persist with ineffective habits, lack avenues to share innovative solutions, or feel your manager isn’t invested in your […]

 

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Maintaining the Spark: Strategies to Prevent Burnout in Software Engineers

November 16, 2023 in IT Candidates

 

Burnout is all too common among software engineers. These professionals work extremely hard, and the hours can be extended. But burned-out employees can’t perform at their best. They’re more prone to mental health issues such as anxiety and depression, as well as physical ailments such as headaches and stomach disorders. Eventually, they may decide to […]

 

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