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NZ’s Search for an IT Rockstar is finally over and we can proudly say that Adam Brown is our Rockstar for 2008!! read more »
Public voting for your IT Rockstar has begun!!
Go to www.itrockstar.co.nz to vote for one of the selected Top 10 finalists!
Voting starts today for 2 weeks, then the Top 3 Rockstars will be announced. The final 3 will be battling it out on the 21st of May to take home the $10,000 prize of attending any international IT conference of their choice!
Cast your vote now and support those achieving in the IT world of NZ!
The NZ ICT Sector and businesses throughout NZ are facing a range of problems including a skills shortage (not enough people working in ICT in New Zealand), significant reduction in student intake into further ICT education (and reduction in the percentage graduating), negative perception of ICT as a career amongst the country’s youth, lack of retention of skilled individuals in New Zealand and significant failure
rates in major projects, especially at Government level.
This is an interesting article for all those involved in this sector. For more info let us know!
Today the search for “Who is NZ’s IT Rockstar” started. For employers it is a chance for them to promote their staff and employees and give them a chance to win a trip to an international IT conference of their choice. The conference might be a Microsoft related conference or if you are a J2EE guru you may want to attend a SUN J2EE conference. It is up to you!!
Today the search for “Who is NZ’s IT Rockstar” started. For employers it is a chance for them to promote their staff and employees and give them a chance to win a trip to an international IT conference of their choice. The conference might be a Microsoft related conference or if you are a J2EE guru you may want to attend a SUN J2EE conference. It is up to you!!
Combining tech know how with the bravado of a New York tagger. Dutch C++ Programmer / Artist Theodore Watson is lighting up the streets of his native Amsterdam with a new form of street Art.
I didn’t want a job, I wanted an adventure. 920 provided me with one alright. I applied for a position online and was on the phone with an agent within the hour. I came down from Napier to Wellington for an interview and had the job of my dreams the very next day. Signed sealed and delivered, off to Sport and Recreation NZ in the role of IS Advisor. 920 came through for me and I felt well looked after.SPARC is a wonderful place to work. The team is great, the atmosphere relaxed and the whole environment feels young, dynamic and a little crazy at times, right up my alley!
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10 ways to get back in the game after a layoff: Check out this interesting article on how to get back into the employment game after a layoff. Do you have any extra tips you can add? Let us know!
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Report: Staff willing to fund own IT equipment for work: An interesting survey result! Would you be willing to fund part of the technology for your work if you got to choose it? Tell us what you think!...
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