Eileen Ristau Tauchman is a freelance marketing professional from the Chicagoland area that specializes in IT marketing. Eileen has a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Bradley University in Peoria, IL, and has worked with CompTIA since 2014.
Having knowledge about a variety of topics is great, but is it perhaps better to be specialized in one specific tech topic instead? We’re here to compare IT generalist to IT specialist to help you determine what direction you may want to take your career.
If you like big data, you may be wondering what kinds of jobs use it. We’ve broken down three IT career paths related to big data and the type of tasks that use it.
Now that you understand what big data is, it’s time to dive into some of the challenges organizations face in collecting, managing and analyzing big data. Because big data can be such an asset to your business, it’s important to not be intimidated by these challenges.
Students often think that earning A’s translates into being a stellar employee, but in reality, the skills needed to thrive in the workforce can be very different. Here's how to succeed at both.
Whether you’re furloughed, laid off or out of work for another reason, you might find yourself with time on your hands. You might also be wondering if it’s time to change careers. If the answer to that is yes, a career in IT could be a great option for you.
Have you considered moving to a completely new city where you can thrive in your career and enjoy the lifestyle too? Check out our list of the best towns for IT pros that are not only great places to live, but also great place to work in the technology field.
Whether it’s trying out the new trendy spot or revisiting your favorite place for the millionth time, restaurants bring people together – and living in an area with awesome cuisine is extremely desirable. Check out these three Tech Towns that also have great food scenes.
