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  • Code, Bill, Repeat: Job Boards Every Contract Developer Should Know

    If you’re a contract software developer working under a W-2 or I-9 – especially through a staffing agency or directly with enterprise clients – you know your job search needs to be strategic. You’re not just looking for freelance gigs – you’re looking for contract roles with structure, stability, and competitive pay. The good news?…

  • More Than Code: How to Be Found (and Remembered) by Recruiters Online

    In a market flooded with talent, the best contract developer for the job isn’t always the most skilled — it’s often the most visible. Technical recruiters don’t spend their time digging through every GitHub repo or reading Stack Overflow threads. They go where the attention is: LinkedIn, Twitter (X), GitHub, and niche online communities. If…

  • Protecting PII: What Every IT Contractor Needs to Know

    Recently, during the 2025 NFL Draft, Shedeur Sanders found himself at the center of an unexpected privacy breach – his private telephone number was exposed as part of a so-called “prank.” While it might have been brushed off by some as harmless, incidents like this underscore a much deeper issue: the mishandling of Personally Identifiable…

  • The Remote Gold Rush: How to Find High-Quality IT Contracting Opportunities from Anywhere

    Introduction The rise of remote work has reshaped the IT industry, and nowhere is that shift more powerful than in contracting. Companies now source top-tier technical talent from around the world, offering flexible, high-paying gigs without the cubicle. But here’s the catch: remote opportunities aren’t always easy to find. They’re often buried, competitive, or locked…

  • Code Ready: Interview Prep Strategies Every IT Contractor Should Master

    This article offers practical interview preparation tips specifically for IT contractors pursuing software development roles. From tailoring your technical pitch to navigating contract-specific interview questions, you’ll learn how to present yourself as a confident, capable developer who can hit the ground running. Whether you’re new to contracting or a seasoned pro, these strategies will help…

  • Real Talk: C# for the Aspiring Developer

    The C# programming language is a powerful tool that can be used to create a wide variety of applications. It is a versatile language that is well-suited for both beginners and experienced developers. In this article, we will take a pragmatic look at C# and discuss why it is such a popular choice for so…

  • Legacy Code, Modern Paychecks: The Surprising Demand for Antique Programming Languages

    Discover why COBOL and Fortran developers are earning top dollar in 2025. Legacy code skills are back in demand – and paying better than ever.

  • Real Talk: Why You Need to Learn JavaScript

    JavaScript is essential in tech, powering major websites and enabling full-stack development with Node.js. It’s highly sought after by employers, boasts a rich ecosystem of frameworks, and facilitates integration with various technologies. Accessible for beginners yet complex for experts, mastering JavaScript is crucial for career advancement in technology.

  • Real Talk: Wanna Learn Web Development?

    Web development is one of the most in-demand skills in the tech industry, whether you’re an aspiring IT contractor, a software developer looking to expand your expertise, or a recruiter wanting to better understand what makes a great web developer. But where do you start? What’s the minimum you need to know? And what tech…

  • Making the Most of Bench Time: A Smart IT Contractor’s Guide

    This article provides tips and strategies for IT contractors to make the most of their bench time. I discuss how to use this time to improve your skills, network with other professionals, and find new contract opportunities. I also offer advice on how to stay motivated and productive during this time.