If there’s one thing that’s been certain in the past few years, it’s been uncertainty. We’ve had to contend with the COVID-19 pandemic; global shifts in social, economic, and political trends; and massive layoffs in the tech sector. But, it turns out that that was just the beginning. 2025 is off to a wild start

As 2025 unfurls, the one certainty seems to be economic uncertainty. Within the first five months, American tariff policies have been announced or revised over 50 times. Unsure of supply chain reliability, manufacturing capacity, and consumer confidence, many companies are struggling to plan. To mitigate economic fallout, organizations are revising forecasts, scaling back on capital expenditures,

We all know that hard technical skills are critical for a successful career in the tech sector. After all, you can’t succeed as a front-end developer if you don’t know HTML, CSS, or JavaScript, and you won’t be able to find a job as a systems administrator if you don’t know Linux commands. But tech

In 2024, an average of 11,000 Americans celebrated their 65th birthday every single day – meaning that approximately 4.1 million Americans reached retirement age during that year alone. Those numbers are expected to hold through 2027, representing the largest surge of retirees in American history. These retirees are members of the Baby Boomer generation, born between 1946