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In a world that runs on data and insights, it comes as no surprise that IT jobs also increasingly require skills to work with data. Profiles such as data scientist, data engineer, and data analyst, are therefore commonplace on every IT job site.

The world is changing, and so are the skills and experience you need to succeed. Those who are digitally savvy will still have the edge in 2024, but what should you focus on if you want to rise above other IT professionals? The trick is to spot tomorrow’s trends today.

Never did code contain more vulnerabilities. Which makes sense, as there was never more code than today. Yet the risk grows asymmetrically. In the year 2000, there were barely 1,020 registered CVE vulnerabilities; in 2010, there were not that many more: 4,155. But in 2017, that number exploded to 14,714…

Welcome to the exciting age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)! An era in which the possibilities seem endless, but a lot of people are also packed with questions. Most software developers even fear that Generative AI applications, such as Chat GPT and GitHub Copilot, will take over their jobs. Yet there…

When LinkedIn makes a list of the most in-demand hard skills in today’s job postings, it should come as no surprise that two out of three top 10 skills are technology-related. More than ever, an IT background puts you on the right track for a successful career. But what are…

O código nunca apresentou tantas vulnerabilidades. O que até faz sentido, porque nunca houve tanto código como atualmente. No entanto, o risco cresce de forma assimétrica. No ano 2000, havia apenas 1.020 vulnerabilidades CVE registadas; em 2010, o valor caiu para 4.155. Mas em 2017, esse número explodiu para 14.714…

Never did code contain more vulnerabilities. Which makes sense, as there was never more code than today. Yet the risk grows asymmetrically. In the year 2000, there were barely 1,020 registered CVE vulnerabilities; in 2010, there were not that many more: 4,155. But in 2017, that number exploded to 14,714…