As the world increasingly relies on advanced technology – in computing, manufacturing, health care, and more – science and technology are becoming inextricably linked in the U.S. job market. More and ...

Does the idea of crunching numbers and sifting through data all day excite you? You're probably a "math person" — and you may want to consider pursuing a job that requires these skills. Turns out, a ...

A new study reveals why women have a hard time cracking the glass ceiling in the technology industry: both men and women are twice as likely to hire a man for a math-based job. A team of researchers ...

Some job tech-minded seekers are willing to move to new cities and states in order to grab a great position in their chosen fields. A willingness to be geographically flexible opens up a lot of ...

If asked to name the school districts that do the best job of teaching math, people might think of wealthy enclaves like Scarsdale, New York; tech hubs in California’s Silicon Valley; or college towns ...

Job advertisements usually entail all the details a recruiter is expecting from a candidate, but can you imagine that a job advertisement may also be an interesting test and only if one is able to ...

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With the release of some hard data, the effects of the first wave of President Obama's stimulus program are now observable. Businesses receiving federal contracts participating in the program reported ...

Tech companies like Amazon are rumored to pose challenging math problems during interviews. A viral YouTube video explores a tricky math problem allegedly used in an Amazon interview. The problem ...

Change is in the air. It has been building for a while but now it’s undeniable. Too many of my patients have been talking about switching jobs/careers lately for it to be mere coincidence. Maybe it’s ...