Blog posts tagged with Tech

15 tricky interview questions for PHP developers

by Marcus Andrews in TechieJobs Hiring Tech

Posted on February 08, 2022

As the demand for skilled PHP developers continues to grow, both hiring managers and job seekers need to be well-prepared for technical interviews. For hiring teams, these questions will help identify top PHP talent and assess candidates' deep technical knowledge. For developers, these represent the type of challenging questions you might encounter in interviews at top companies. Whether you're hiring or job hunting, understanding these concepts is crucial for success in today's competitive tech market.

Writing the Perfect Resignation Letter: Examples for Tech Professionals

by Marcus Andrews in TechieJobs Job search Workplaces Tech

Posted on May 21, 2022

Resigning from a tech position requires professionalism, clarity, and tact. Whether you're a software engineer moving to a new company or a product manager starting your own venture, your resignation letter sets the tone for your departure. Here's a comprehensive guide with examples to help you write the perfect resignation letter.

Which programming language has brighter future?

by Marcus Andrews in TechieJobs Case Studies Tech

Posted on February 23, 2021

Are you new to the IT industry or thinking of changing your current tech stack? Still deciding which programming language to choose? Then maybe you need take a closer look at Python. At least that's what the trends seem to be. And that's what TechieJobs visitors think. According to the results of our recent open survey 2/3, more than 66%, of our visitors think that Python is the most popular and perspective programming language on the market.

Professions with the lowest risk of mass layoffs named

by Marcus Andrews in TechieJobs Tech News

Posted on November 21, 2020

Data entry clerks, administrative and executive secretaries, accountants and auditors may face massive layoffs by 2025. Human Resources specialists and customer service workers are also among the least demanded professions in many countries, according to the report of the World Economic Forum "The Future of Jobs Report".