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4 Pieces of Advice from Women in Tech The lack of diversity in the technology field has been well-documented. On average, women make up just a third of the tech workforce. And in many firms, the [...]

Tips for Beginners This is a guest post written by our intern Adam Holt. Follow along as he learns more about programming for the very first time Some people seem to be born to program. Hard work [...]

The Dangers of Getting SASSy Or, with great power comes great responsibility This post is part of Savvy Tips, a series of technical posts about how to improve your skills as a developer, written [...]

Bash your Workflow: Getting your Environment Right This post is part of Savvy Tips, a series of technical posts about how to improve your skills as a developer, written by our very own Alex [...]

Hiring IT in STL: “A designer that can code? That’s the best candidate on the planet.” Elizabeth Ledbetter is Branch Manager at The Creative Group in St. Louis, a Robert Half Company. The [...]

Why Web Development?: A Computer Science Major’s Perspective The issue with formal education is that it is more theory than practical. Traditional education in computer programming [...]

Hiring IT in STL: Digital Designers Bring Unique Skills to the Table Jeff Kratschmer is Director of User Experience Design, Home Delivery, and Member Experience at Express Scripts. He has 20 [...]

The Bare Minimum …tech skills that every entrepreneur needs to succeed This article has been reposted from Alex’s personal blog at alexpear.com. It is part 1 of a series of posts about basic tech [...]

When I spoke to Chris Kadel, President at Polaris Solutions, he said his office was a ghost town. When I laughed he said, “That’s good! Everyone is out working for our clients.” Polaris Solutions [...]