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Simple steps to prioritize the IT tasks at hand

It's easy to feel overwhelmed by a growing to-do list of IT tasks, but there are easy ways you can decide what to tackle first and what can wait.
How to get users on your side when working in IT

IT pros can get a bad rap from stereotypes (we mean you, Nick Burns), but there are steps you can take when working in IT to get users on your side.
How to be an effective leader in IT problem-solving

There will always be problems that arise in your IT job, but there are four steps you can take to become a valuable asset for IT problem-solving.
In IT planning, try zero-based thinking

Zero-based thinking is a concept that's used extensively in the business world to turn around failing companies. It can work wonders in IT planning.

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.NET results: What you need in the 2003 job market

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Becoming an IT consultant: A veteran consultant shares tricks of the trade

A veteran IT consultant shares his secrets to striking out on your own. Tip
Expect .NET Server exams in April

Some thoughts on what to expect from the .NET server shipment. Tip
Experts: Don't skimp on SMS training

Sure times are tough, and money is tight. But don't shortchange your staff on training. Some experts say honing platform skills is as important as the platform itself -- maybe more so. Article
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