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  • Take On Leadership Challenges For a CIO Role

    By Stephanie Overby | 07 May, 2010 06:06

    Ask Paul J. Capizzi about his career plans and he'll tell you, "I'm taking the stairs, not the elevator." It's an unlikely admission from the fast-talking New Yorker, who, at 36, has already risen to the number-two spot in IT at insurer SBLI USA.

  • IT Jobs: Data Center Hiring Turns a Corner

    By Robert Lemos | 05 May, 2010 05:48

    Driven to austerity in an economy that only recently appears ready to expand again, companies will likely hire slightly more data center workers this year, according to experts.

  • LinkedIn Tip: Premium Account Elevates Job Seekers

    By Kristin Burnham | 21 April, 2010 05:02

    LinkedIn announced this week a new paid account exclusively for job seekers called the Job Seeker Premium Account. The upgrade, LinkedIn says, is intended to help LinkedIn members stand out from the crowd, reach out to hiring decision makers and manage their job search more effectively.

  • Career Turning Points: Take Calculated Risks to Advance

    By Diane Frank | 21 April, 2010 06:35

    The old adage "no risk, no reward" speaks closely to Larry Pickett's career path to becoming CIO at Purdue Pharma. Moving out of Glaxo (GSK) , and leaving behind years at a top company in his field, was the chance he had to take to become the leader he wanted to be.

  • Developing the Competencies of a Future-State CIO

    By Steve Kelner and Chris Patrick | 19 April, 2010 06:41

    Outstanding CIOs most resemble outstanding CEOs. That was the eye-opening benchmark established when the CIO Executive Council, as part of its Future-State CIO initiative, teamed up with Egon Zehnder International (EZI) two years ago to build a leadership competency assessment for CIOs and senior IT leaders.

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