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This Week in Jobs DE: Let it snow, let it snow, make it stop

Blame it on the groundhog.

Auugh. (Gif via Giphy.com)

Editor’s note: Every week we ship an email newsletter featuring the region’s most exciting career opportunities. We’ve lovingly called it This Week in Jobs (aka TWIJ — “twidge”). Below is this week’s edition; it’s meant to live in your inbox. Sign up for the newsletter here.


Run me out in the cold rain and snow

The first few times it snowed this winter, it was a welcome opportunity to get extra cozy, break out the hot chocolate and fuzzy blankets and pretend we’re inside a life-size snow globe.

Now, those fluffy white dreams have turned into slushy grey nightmares. Peaceful neighborhood strolls have given way to caution over icy sidewalks, and excitement for building snowmen has transformed into dread at having to dig out the car … again.

And while sometimes the job search process can feel as Sisyphean a task as shoveling the driveway while the flakes are still falling, there’s always the knowledge that warmer* days are coming, this all will melt and pass, and we’ll soon be basking on a sunny beach (or starting a sweet new gig).

[*Editor’s note: Hey, we got our wish today! Enjoy the sunshine and 50-degree temps, Delaware.]

The News

After a year of rapid, dramatic changes in the way we work, what signals can we separate from the noise in order to more successfully navigate 2021? Enter Technical.ly’s inaugural Hiring and Workplace Culture Trends Report, in which we dive deep into how office culture, hiring and HR practices have transformed in the past year.

And for an even deeper dive, check out the first event in our new quarterly webinar series BuildingUp, tomorrow Feb. 24 at 11 a.m. EST, discussing topics and takeaways from the report with HR and recruiting professionals. Register here.

Temple University’s College of Liberal Arts now offers a professional science masters degree in geospatial data. Learn more about the program and what career opportunities it could open for you.

At the other end of I-76, technologists and local leaders in Pittsburgh are adapting their workplaces to meet current challenges in a variety of ways. Read on to find out what changes they’ve made, what their plans are for the future and what lessons Philly could learn.

The Jobs

Some fully remote positions:

The End

That’s it for this week. Watch your step out there, and happy job hunting!

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