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Resilient Tech Careers Month 2023

Hey Delaware: Keep these November notes in mind

The holidays are (almost) here. Until then, here are some notes on resilient tech careers and a cool job alert.

Tech November. (Technical.ly/Holly Quinn/made with SDXL 1.0)

It’s November, and I can’t figure out if 2023 has moved at the speed of light or a crawl. I think the answer is both. The last holiday season seems like yesterday, but July seems like two years ago.

It’s Native American Heritage Month, Movember, Diabetes Awareness Month, Epilepsy Awareness Month and National Homeless Youth Awareness Month. But on Technical.ly’s editorial calendar, it’s Resilient Tech Careers Month. This month, we’re asking: What are the tech jobs that are relatively safe from layoffs, elimination or being eaten by AI? How can you use future tech, including AI, to make yourself more indispensable?

If you have ideas for a story along these lines based on what you do, or just have a related topic you’d like to see covered, let me know at holly@technical.ly.

Finally, as you may have seen in this month’s Delaware Power Moves, Allison Taylor Levine, president and founder of the Delaware Journalism Initiative, is launching a new investigative journalism project called Spotlight Delaware — and they’re now hiring.

Positions include:

  • Editor-in-Chief
  • Senior Reporter
  • Director of Membership & Community Engagement
  • Director of Development

I’m really interested to see what Spotlight Delaware brings (and full disclosure, Technical.ly is a member of another Delaware Journalism Initiative project, the Delaware Journalism Collaborative).

I will be on vacation for a few days, so for any communications that need immediate response through Nov. 6, please direct them to my editor Sameer Rao at sameer@technical.ly.

See you Tuesday!

This editorial article is a part of Resilient Tech Careers Month of Technical.ly’s editorial calendar.

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