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NMC to help strengthen NMI workforce needs through CompTIA IT certification program - Vimarsana News

NMC to help strengthen NMI workforce needs through CompTIA IT certification program

As part of the college’s continuing efforts to bolster the local workforce, Northern Marianas College’s Community Development Institute recently signed as an Authorized Delivery Partner with the Computing Technology Industry

Lose a phone or a tooth? Survey reveals surprising smartphone stats and SA's mobile dependence - Vimarsana News

Lose a phone or a tooth? Survey reveals surprising smartphone stats and SA's mobile dependence

See why South Africans choose dentist visits over phone-free hours according to a recent eye-opening survey.

Source: news24.com
Nonprofit Byte Back aids D.C. and Baltimore's digital divide - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit Byte Back aids D.C. and Baltimore's digital divide

Byte Back, a nonprofit, aims to close the digital divide in Washington D.C. and Baltimore by providing free tech training to underserved communities.

Source: afro.com
Unemployment rate for tech occupations ticks down, CompTIA reporting shows - Vimarsana News

Unemployment rate for tech occupations ticks down, CompTIA reporting shows

/PRNewswire/ -- The national unemployment rate for technology occupations edged downward to 2.8% in April following an unusual spike earlier in the year,...

Are You An Introvert? 19 Tips To Elevate Your People Management Skills - Vimarsana News

Are You An Introvert? 19 Tips To Elevate Your People Management Skills

Prepare something in advance to say at meetings and adjust the comments as necessary during the meetings.

Source: forbes.com