A new white paper from the analyst team at Light Reading has drawn a comparison between Field Engineer's approaching to Network Maintenance and the burgeoning shared or gig economy.

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Graduating from an engineering college is a big step. The next big step is finding a suitable job. The only problem is that since there are very many engineers graduating from various colleges, the job market has become quite saturated. It's also hard to move to another city to find an adequate job. The chances are that many who have...

Telecommunication internet service providers invest billions of dollars into advancing the field and maintaining their vast networks. They are known for their innovation, but that innovation has been stymied by the lack of in-house engineers with the right skillset to efficiently offer solutions to problems and questions. Instead, companies are...

A Network Operation Center Engineer, or a NOC engineer is an expert in the management and monitoring of a network from any centralized location. A technical NOC team is comprised of skilled IT, NOC technicians. They watch the IT environment, and make certain the uptime and connectivity of the IT systems are seamless 24/7.

If you are looking to hire network engineers, you have probably noticed that the market has tightened down. It is now more difficult than ever to find great talent to put into place. This is for a number of reasons. First, the talent is in short supply, and secondly there is a larger demand for engineers than ever before...

The statistics emerging last year about the size of the freelance market in the USA should have come as no surprise to anyone that has studied the US Labor market. After all, Forbes predicted back in 2016 that freelancers would soon represent around 35 per cent of the US workforce.