The IT talent supply challenge is very real. Every company looking for IT talent already knows what TechServe Alliance announced recently: Unemployment in the IT sector, as defined by TechServe, stands at 2.9%

As we enter the latter half of 2021, the demand for IT talent has not slowed down.

National Hire A Veteran Day was celebrated on July 25, and it got us thinking about our own efforts to hire candidates with military backgrounds.

Many organizations had been discussing how they might re-open once the COVID-19 virus was controlled enough to move forward. Those discussions, which had been mostly theoretical, were suddenly about the here and now.

News about IT hiring always seems to be a double-edged sword, so the good news about IT employment increasing is tempered by the news of a chronic skills shortage.

The good news is that IT employment will be back to pre-COVID levels soon; the bad news is that the skills gap will be back with it.

For more than a year now, we’ve all been looking for good news. Any good news. And we're finally getting some.

For the sixth year in a row, we’ve won the ClearlyRated Best Of Staffing Client and Talent Awards.

After COVID-19 mitigations went into effect at LRS and many other companies, we looked for every possible way to keep in touch. We used Zoom and Microsoft Teams to “see” our clients and consultants and find out what they needed.

Whether you call it telework, remote work, or just working from home, the idea of productivity without being in the office is taking hold. In our recent survey of consultants, for example, more than 90% were working from home because of the pandemic.