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Do you dream of working for a unicorn (a startup valued at $1 billion or more)? If so, here are six tried-and-true steps to take to network your way to an interview with one.

Vault recently spoke with Amy Zimmerman, Head of People Operations at Kabbage, a fintech firm that’s disrupting the small business loan industry. We asked Zimmerman about the current state of fintech and the prospects for job seekers in the industry this year.

To help make sense of 2019 and to see what lies ahead in 2020 for international students, Vault recently spoke with International Student Career Expert Marcelo Barros. Here is an edited version of that conversation.

We recently spoke with two PwC professionals who are both "Digital Accelerators"—PwC employees who’ve gone through intense digital training, gaining advanced technology skills needed to help solve complex issues facing the firm's clients. Read excerpts from those conversations here.

To find the most affordable alternatives to Silicon Valley, you need to factor in a number of things, including median tech salaries, rents, and household incomes. Here, we gathered all that info and more to come up with nine great alternatives to the Bay Area.

Companies seeking tech professionals are wise to get people with the best skills. But soft skills are just as important. Here are the skills companies look for.

The first step toward landing one of the many open (and lucrative) jobs in software engineering is writing an excellent resume. Here are eight essential tips for writing a software engineering resume that will make you stand out and help you get the job you want.

Startups often feel like the Wild West of employers. There's a lot of opportunity but almost no rules. Here's what to consider before joining one.

To ensure you’re asking the most relevant questions during your startup interview, here are the top questions to ask divided up by funding round.