IT Career Center Posts

Working on the help desk before getting into cybersecurity teaches IT pros how to communicate with end users and how to keep the business running securely and efficiently.

IT certifications were the key to changing William Wantling’s economic status and setting him on the path to a fulfilling career in IT.

While joining a gym may jumpstart your new healthy habits, making a lifestyle change is what will really get you to that finish line. Check out these cities from the CompTIA Tech Town Index that also appear on WalletHub's list of most active cities.

If you work in IT, you may have heard that a combination of skills, certifications and experience can help you land a lucrative position. But which IT certifications are so in demand that employers will pay top dollar for the people who hold them?

IT instructor David Czuba gets CompTIA A+ to prove to his students the value of IT certifications.

DevOps is a hot topic of discussion in the tech world – but what is it? We’ve set out to explore the ins and outs of this methodology for managing the software development life cycle and what it might mean — and might not mean — for high-level IT pros.

Win or lose, competitions help each party raise their individual performance – making it a win–win for everybody involved. Here are five ways competitions can help you improve your IT skills.

IT jobs are in-demand coast to coast. With the 1-2 punch of the right skills and credentials, you can earn a lucrative salary that will support your family.

With so much happening in the tech space, figuring out the best place to focus for career growth can be a challenge. Here are four big takeaways from the new report that will help IT pros navigate the new digital enterprise.

The CompTIA Tech Town Index analyzes tech hiring, job growth and cost of living, and ranks 20 US cities where IT pros can find work, earn lucrative salaries and enjoy rewarding lifestyles. Find out this year's no. 1 city.

With about a month left in 2019, you have plenty of time to improve your hands-on tech skills. Here are four ideas to help you get started.

Joining the U.S. Army has given Henry Quinones the opportunity to pursue CompTIA certifications that will serve him now and in his future civilian IT career.

If you like deep rabbit holes of research and breaking apart language to analyze its true meaning, then a career as a threat intelligence analyst could be a good fit for you.

How will you close out the decade? In the six weeks left in 2019, you can upskill by renewing your IT certifications and gaining new technical and leadership skills.

If you set out to get certified in 2019 but haven’t done it yet, all hope is not lost. Two months is more than enough time to prepare for your IT certification.