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How about a professorship in source? University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany Applications are invited to fill a permanent position asProfessor (W 2) in Open Source Software at the Computer Science Department in the Faculty of Technical Engineering, beginning at January 1st, 2009. The successful applicant will be expected to represent his discipline both in research and teaching. He has actively worked in a major Open Source project and has excellent scientific qualifications in this area, including research experiences in at least one of the following areas:

Career columnist Marci Alboher offers up advice on how to perform a controlled slide out of a layoff situation and into your next job ASAP, using nothing more complicated than email (or a pen and...

Personal finance web site Kiplinger rounds up 10 of the best cities in the United States to live, work, and play. Our approach this year to picking the ten best cities was simple: Look for places...

Microsoft's launched a tech-oriented outsourcing marketplace called Task Market in Tech Preview (that is, beta). If you need a logo for your company letterhead, but lack the Illustrator chops, or you...

Job hunting is tough work, and you want to do all you can to ensure you get the gig you want. With that in mind, CNN.com lists 25 ways you could be sabotaging your job search. For example: Not...

The ideal of the one-page resume is a bit of age-old wisdom most of us hear during our very first job search. But does it still hold true, with more workers changing careers more quickly and taking...

Career advisor Penelope Trunk offers a five-question quiz that calculates whether you're likely to get that job promotion. Like most of Trunk's delightfully unconventional tips, this...

Previously mentioned job search engine Indeed adds new search criteria for all listings: salary. Enter the position you're interested in with a yearly salary requirement—like web developer...

"This is an opportunity to work for the organization that sponsors the GNU project, publishes the GPL, and fights for software freedom..."

"What could possibly be better than working on a challenging free software project and helping to create something of real value to your community? Getting paid for it. read more

Marketing expert Seth Godin says job hunters who are "remarkable, amazing, and spectacular" probably shouldn't have a resume. Bold statement! Godin writes: Having a resume begs for you to go into...

The New York Times' Shifting Careers blog posts a good primer on the kinds of interviews that aren't meant to get you a job—at least, not right away. Setting up an "informational interview"...