What IT Hiring Managers are Thinking

August 19, 2009

In This Issue DiceTV: What Hiring Managers are Thinking "I'll Take Anything!" Customize Career Advice on the Cheap Dice News Blog   On Dice.com Technology Today Dice Local Market Reports Dice Resume Center Career Advice In The Trenches With Dice   Featured Companies   Tech Topic Is your company encouraging employees to work from home? No, management wants a traditional workplace 63% Yes, management thinks it's a good way to save money 18% Yes, they know how much employees like it 10% Management is thinking about it 9% Past Polls
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		What Hiring Managers are Thinking A hiring manager is assessing multiple points when you are on a job interview, from what you wear, to your communication skills, to your leadership abilities. Listen to Cat Miller's advice on how to put your best foot forward.
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