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How visual development tools are reshaping the future of software—without replacing the engineers who built it. With 70% of new business apps predicted to use low-code/no-code platforms by 2025, it's time to explore what that means for the role of developers.
In 2025, tech hiring is no longer just about résumés and interviews—it's about how well you use AI. Learn how job seekers and employers alike are adapting, and what you can do to stand out in a world of automated screening, AI-powered prep, and increased competition.
The tech job market in Spring 2025 is cautiously optimistic, signaling recovery after recent economic turbulence. While layoffs have decreased significantly, the hiring landscape remains competitive. Job seekers should stay adaptable, honing in-demand skills like AI, cloud computing, and data engineering to remain attractive candidates.
As the tech job market cautiously rebounds in 2025, software engineers need to stay ahead by mastering the most in-demand skills. From AI literacy and cloud infrastructure to data engineering and secure coding, this guide outlines what to learn this year to stay competitive.
Whether you're remote or hybrid, geography still matters. Discover the top U.S. cities hiring engineers in 2025—and the up-and-coming regions you might want to keep on your radar.
In 2025, tech hiring is being reshaped by AI tools and a widening remote work divide. Learn how to stand out as a candidate and adapt to new hiring practices that value flexibility, productivity, and upskilling.
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