5 reasons why you should start writing technical articles

5 reasons why you should start writing technical articles

A few weeks ago, LinkedIn has reminded me that it was four years ago (on ) when my first technical article, titled Create Your Own HTML5 Environmental Thermometer, went live. The article was published by SitePoint at a time where the editor was Tom Museth (still thank you for that!).

This anniversary has made me think about what writing technical articles has meant to me and what benefits it has provided to my career. In this article, I’ll share 5 reasons why you should start writing technical articles.

Job Offers Errors and How to Avoid Them

Job Offers Errors and How to Avoid Them

As we all know, IT is a growing field and it’s easy to find a job (at least compared to other fields). We’re overwhelmed by job offers and recruiters emails sent to find the right person for their clients. Unfortunately, many of these offers are written by people without any clue of what they are talking about. Others are written without the will to end up something meaningful and appealing. This is really sad as it wastes people’s time and it’s also counterproductive for the companies. Most of the time the only result these job offers will have is to let potential candidates down, thus avoiding applying for the role.

In this article, I’ll discuss some of the most common job offers errors I’ve found recently on the web and how to fix them.