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Job No. 1 in finding IT work these days is convincing resume screening programs you have the required skills and should be granted an in-person interview.

When Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that the iPhone was ready for enterprise use, the announcement caused a stir that few of the world's iconic businessmen could match. It seemed that everyone from rank-and-file worker-bees to CEOs wanted to get their corporate applications served up on the hot new device. Why? This was Apple-a synonym for awe-inspiring design and coolness-the antithesis to stodgy old corporate technology that burns the eyes red and freezes computers blue.

US companies sponsoring an H-1B visa applicant this week should not only be triple-checking paperwork as the April 1 filing deadline approaches, but should also be preparing alternatives to put in place if attempts to secure an H-1B hire fail.

Tragically hip Boo.com crashed with a loud thud in May when investors pulled the rug out from under the London-based retailer's bold, free-spending attempt to become the first online fashion retailer to succeed on an international scale.

In an effort to stay ahead of other professional service firms, consulting-advertising company Agency.com announced Wednesday that it has formed a new practice to advise clients how to place technology and content products in every device consumers use in their daily lives.