Software engineers have long faced excruciating interview processes that seem rigged to catch them out. So why are they still putting up with them?

Raspberry Pi 4 owners can now train their own custom models using Edge Impulse's cloud-based development platform for machine learning on edge devices.

Employees in Ireland can no longer be penalized for ignoring work-related calls, emails and other forms of communication outside of their agreed hours.

Gartner predicts that 6.2 billion laptops, tablets and smartphones will be used around the world in 2021, as organizations embrace remote- and hybrid-working styles.

KPMG research suggests major firms no longer plan to cut back on office space, and expect the majority of employees to return to their desks after the pandemic.

Analysis of ONS data by CodinGame concludes that the number of developers in the UK private sector has risen by 74,000 in the past three years. Despite this, tech recruiters face a growing digital skills shortage.

A survey from O2 Business reveals that workers expect much more from their employers going forward. But it's not a one-size-fits-all approach.

One in 20 European adults took up coding during the pandemic, according to new research by open-source company Red Hat.

Organizations have invested millions in new technology over the past year, yet fewer than one in 10 businesses have trained staff in to use these tools. Little surprise, then, that employees are using them incorrectly - and getting in trouble for it.

Workers report feeling happier when working from home, though there seems to be a disconnect between staff sentiments and employer demands, according to research from Microsoft.