Hiring software engineers can be one of the more difficult challenges any business leader must navigate through: there are simply not enough qualified candidates available for the sheer volume of open positions at companies in the United States and beyond. As such, employers are beginning to consider new approaches to recruiting and hiring, as well Read more about How To Hire Software Engineers[…]
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A couple of years ago, I bought a Dell server with the intent of installing Windows Small Business Server (SBS) 2008 and running my own Exchange, SharePoint, and Internet Information Services (IIS). Although not a server or a networking expert, I was confident my geeky tendency to pick up new software technology quickly would get me to a point where I could run my small business like a big enterprise but on a limited budget.
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