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with Sarbanes-Oxley and the new ISO Security Standards. New
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Roles of CIO as he
becomes the CTO for enterprises expand to include:
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Becomes a player in creation
of the business plan and strategy processes
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Adding value to and improving
the business operational process
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Providing accurate and timely
data which complies with needs of all users – both internal and
external
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Driving innovation with both
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06/27/2008 How do you Make Your Enterpris a Great Place to Work
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Great places to work are not just those that pay the most. Criteria
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- Benefits such as 401k's and extensive health and dental insurance
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- Organizational structure that lets everyone contribute to the success of
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- Place where everyone has the ability to be seen by
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Utah is a great place to work because of the number of things
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If we are all working hard on our careers, plus doing our jobs
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Two clear facts: No one but you knows what your perfect balance
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06/11/2008 Job Hunting Skills Key to Finding Your Next Job
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With the prospects not all that great in the IT Job Market, IT
professionals need to take care when they leave one company and start a job
search. IT Professionals should do before and after an job
interview.

Before the Interview and while you are employed
- Keep track of your accomplishments and keep your resume
up-to-date
- Focus your resume to the job you want to get
- Leave your existing job on a good note
- Keep your professional network alive and working
- Extend your search beyond the Internet
- Extend your search to every possible job not just the perfect
job
- Have a generic cover letter ready to go
- Focus on your accomplishments in your resume and cover letter
– use positive statements
- Eliminate all typos and grammatical errors
- Include your personal cell phone number as the best place to
contact you
Interview
- Show up on time for appointments and respond to phone and email messages
promptly
- Dress for the job you want
- Remember that first impressions last
- Asking meaningful questions
- Speak positively about former boss employers
- Focus and listen to interviewers
- Researching the position and the potential employer
- Be polite and do not discuss politics or religion
- Salary should be one of the last things discussed
- After the interview send a thank you note
- Follow-up but do not be over-aggressive
- Learn from each interview – What did you do right and what did you
wrong?
- Keep track of where you have applied – add to your
- Assume you will not get a response from an interview – continue your
search
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06/10/2008 Which Positions are in Higher and Lower Demand in IT Organizations
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Based on the Janco 2008 Mid Year Salary Survey, there is
increased demand for seven positions in large enterprises and six positions in
mid-sized businness.
In large business the positions in high demand are:
- VP - Information Service
- Director Systems & Programming
- Manager Data Warehouse
- Computer Operations - Shift Manager
- Voice Wireless Communications Manager
- Manager Wireless Communications
- Data Center Facility Administrator
In mid-sized business the positions in high demand
are:
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- Director Systems & Programming
- Director IT Planning
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- Computer Operations - Shift Supervisor
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