Articles about CareerWeb

14 Jun 2000 -

17 Apr 2024 -

27 articles

Dr Ayotunde Coker, CEO of Open Access Data Centres - (Core competencies) | Exploring Careers in Tech

This week's episode of "Exploring Careers in Tech" features Dr. Ayotunde Coker, CEO of Open Access Data Centres, who shares insights into his journey to leadership and the essential skills required for such a role. Dr. Coker's career trajectory spans various positions across continents, from Asia to Europe, and now based in Africa, particularly Nigeria. He emphasises the significance of both core competencies, rooted in depth of knowledge, and broad competencies, focusing on continuous improvement in leadership skills as one progresses through different roles en route to becoming a CEO. Networking emerges as a cornerstone of success, with Dr. Coker underscoring the importance of leveraging connections to navigate the professional landscape effectively. He highlights the necessity of stepping into the unknown with confidence and cultivating strong interpersonal skills. Additionally, Dr. Coker emphasises the importance of demonstrating one's potential, advocating for a mindset of giving more than taking thro

17 April 2024

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CareerWeb

Apr 2, 2020

CareerWeb changes the face of IT talent-sourcing

The service has allowed companies to advertise and highlight their IT roles on CareerWeb, ITWeb and their respective social media channels.

02 April 2020

Spike in SA's ICT jobs

ICT-related jobs feature in the top five South African sectors looking for new talent recruits.

11 February 2019

Recruiters turn to gamification to attract millennials

An increasing number of organisations are adopting game-style elements to hire employees, says PwC.

01 February 2019

CareerWeb matches IT skills to job vacancies

With a successful hire ratio of over 90%, ITWeb's CareerWeb continues to be the provider of choice for companies requiring sought-after IT skills.

01 August 2018

Data analytics advances talent search practices

As technology evolves, it is playing an increasingly important role in the way companies approach talent search practices and the recruitment process.

12 June 2017

SA sees spike in IT job vacancies

Recruiters see a massive increase in IT job adverts as companies up investments in IT infrastructure to grow competitive advantage.

26 April 2017

2016 IT salary survey: Business app chiefs, software architects are top earners

Head of business applications is now the highest paid mid-management role, closely followed by chief architects, finds ITWeb's 2016 IT Salary Survey.

Kirsten Doyle and Ranka Jovanovic

03 February 2017

5:20

Skills development and training

Jul 26, 2016

Code is king

The digital world is built almost entirely using code, which gives programmers with the required skills the Midas touch.

Kirsten Doyle

26 July 2016

1:30

ITWeb/CareerWeb 2016 IT Salary Survey

Jul 8, 2016

Is your salary hot or not?

The ITWeb/CareerWeb 2016 IT Salary Survey is under way, collecting entries from a wide range of South African IT professionals.

ITWeb

08 July 2016

1:00

Tell how much you are worth

Jun 20, 2016

ITWeb/CareerWeb IT Salary Survey 2016 is live

The survey is calling for all South African IT professionals to participate.

20 June 2016

SA's job recruiters face disruption

Foreign agencies such as LinkedIn are increasingly eating into the digital recruitment market.

Admire Moyo

06 November 2015

1:30

CV presentation called incognito

Jul 29, 2015

CareerWeb's private-format CV presentation: Incognito

This format enables job seekers to expose their skills, education, work experience and credentials to the top recruiters in the country, without revealing their identity.

CareerWeb

29 July 2015

CareerWeb is the only ICT recruitment portal in SA which, for the past 12 years has focused purely on the ICT industry. With its commitment to providing the best product, service and value to this specialist sector of the market, CareerWeb now extends its offering to other sectors of the ICT arena as well as the financial sector.

Recently, Ummango Investment Holdings, a women's broad-based BEE consortium financed and backed by Mvelapanda Holdings, a black investment group, bought 25.1 &perc; of ITWeb and we are very excited about the opportunities this deal will afford us.

CareerWeb is regularly updated and refreshed with exciting new functionalities that offer the employer and job seeker a streamlined recruitment process.

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