As we continue to learn the benefits of diverse teams in a working environment, the issue of the gender pay gap is getting more attention in the tech industry.
Technology is evolving at an exponential rate, and it’s hard to keep up with the numerous changes and innovations. For example, NASA recently released the first high-resolution photos from the $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope of our unseen universe, which marks a new era
Imagine building an application like WhatsApp and putting it on the market. However, when users download and start using the software, they can’t send or receive messages.
Getting no response after an interview can be confusing and often leaves candidates in limbo, wondering if they should keep waiting or initiate contact. Even after a good interview, many candidates are still reluctant to follow up because they are scared of rejection or don’t want the interviewer to think they are too desperate.
Landing a job now is more complex than ever. The Covid-19 pandemic caused a lot of disruption in the workforce as many people lost their jobs due to social-distancing laws.
What happens when design evolution falls short and available tools are not enough to meet growing demands? Well, that is where systems engineering comes into play. Systems engineering is needed to make all the components of a large system work together seamlessly.
