Technology. It’s everywhere. And it’s always changing, evolving, moving… forward faster.
Welcome to Insights, the Revature blog! We live at the intersection of business and technology, redefining how companies find, build, retain and grow their future talent technologists. To do that effectively, we need to not only understand the current technological trends, but have insights into what’s coming. That’s what we hope to provide here – Insights into trends, thought leadership on best practices, resources to help you move forward faster.
Whether you’re a college student getting ready to embark on a career in software development, or a CIO who is wondering how to best hire all of the resources you need to get that project completed on time and on budget, we’ll have thought-provoking and informative articles for you.
College graduate or college graduate plus bootcamp training? Who is a better choice for your entry-level software developer? What are the 4 critical skills every college grad needs to get hired? Why every developer should have DevOps skills. These are just a few of the topics we will explore and, we hope, will provide you with valuable insights.
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Joe Vacca | 01.03.17
We know you want the job, but have you invested the effort on yourself to make sure your personal skillset matches what employers are looking for? Here are the 4 key skills that every graduate must have if they want to be seriously considered as a competitive applicant—especially for today’s..
READ MOREJoe Vacca | 12.21.16
While President-elect Donald Trump’s position on immigration remains unclear, there’s a lot of noise in Washington and abroad about restricting access to H1B visas (they allow U.S. companies to employ graduate-level workers from outside of the U.S.). Restricting these visas could create challenges for businesses like Apple who rely heavily..
READ MOREJoe Vacca | 12.14.16
Our first on-site university Java bootcamp at City University of New York (aka CUNY) is about 1/3 of the way through the 12-week program. I figured this would be a good time to check in with their trainer, Patrick Walsh, to find out how the class was doing (and if..
READ MOREJoe Vacca | 12.14.16
In mid-November, the White House gathered veritable list of who’s who in higher education for the “Sustaining the Momentum for Innovation in Higher Education” symposium in Washington, DC. In addition to Under Secretary of Education Ted Mitchell, also in attendance were college leaders, higher education technology advocates, policy makers and..
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