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Essential Components of Learning and Development Programe for IT Professionals

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Essential Components of Learning and Development Programe for IT Professionals

One of the biggest changes that the COVID-19 aftermath has led to is the acceleration of rapid technological advancements across industries. For IT professionals, especially, this has compelled them to use technology to reimagine their operations and leverage new tech innovations for facilitating better development and efficient business models, further increasing the importance of identifying the essential components of learning and development for IT employees.

How iMocha’s Engineering team plans to make the best of the funding

Recently, iMocha raised $14 Million USD in Series A investment round. That meant a lot of things: we're headed in the right direction, we are product-fit, and most importantly, an additional responsibility of investor's trust and client's raised expectations, which iMocha has always valued and respected.

iMocha set to scale new heights with $14 million Series A funding led by Eight Roads Ventures

We are ecstatic, overjoyed, humbled to share exciting news with you today. Our series A round, led by Eight Roads Ventures wherein our existing investors, Upekkha and Better Capital also participated, has been a raging success, and we were able to raise $14 million USD in the round.

50+ Machine Learning Interview Questions And Answers

A rigorous interview procedure is required for a Machine Learning interview, in which candidates are judged on numerous criteria such as technical and programming skills, method understanding, and clarity of basic concepts. If you want to apply for machine learning positions, you should be aware of the types of Machine Learning interview questions that recruiters and hiring managers are likely to ask.

iMocha's 2021 Recap: In a nutshell

The year 2021 saw tremendous change and suffering — not only because of the pandemic but also due to heightened concerns over emerging trends in diversity and recruitment priorities. From the start of what turned out to be a year filled with crises and heroic responses, iMocha has put its best foot ahead to help the recruitment industry come to grips with what was happening and begin to define the new normal that we are all now living through.

iMocha wins the Brandon Hall Group Gold Award 2022

Brandon Hall Group awards were accounded on 10 December 2021. They honor and revere developments in the field of Talent Acquisition, Learning and Development, Diversity and Inclusion, Future of Work, and Sales Performance.

How to Hire AWS Engineers | iMocha

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the most comprehensive and widely used cloud platform, providing fully-featured services from data centers around the world.

Diversity Calendar 2023 | Inclusion And Cultural Events

Starting to plan your diversity and inclusion programs for this year? We've got you covered with a comprehensive calendar, replete with dates, history, and nations in which they are celebrated.

6 Relevant Ways To Enhance Your Employees Working Experience

There has been a lot of talk about employee experience in the human resources world recently, but what exactly does that mean?

iMocha Wins Microsoft Gold Competency

We are excited and proud to achieve our recent accomplishment of Microsoft Gold Application Integration Competency status, as a part of Microsoft's Partner Network effort. This is iMocha's second Microsoft Gold Competency, demonstrating the company's ability to develop and integrate AI-powered skill assessment software that is inventive, stable, and efficient for a wide range of business demands.

How iMocha Help You Ace Campus Recruitment? The Recruiter’s Guide

Many businesses were hit hard by the pandemic, including aviation, travel, and transportation. IT, on the other hand, appeared to have escaped the worst of it. The unemployment rate for IT and software workers has been at an annual high of 4.3 percent since the start of COVID-19. However, in November of the same year, the figures plummeted to 2.4 percent.

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