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Brad and Joyce Moses continue to give their time and talents to CompTIA AITP because they believe in two of its core values – education and networking.

Many IT students thought they wanted to pursue something other than IT but later found that IT gives them exactly what they’re looking for.

CompTIA CEO Todd Thibodeaux offers five steps to coming diversity challenges in the workplace.

You've been hearing a lot about CompTIA AITP, but do you know what it is and why you should join?

CompTIA looked at the challenges those trying to enter and grow in the tech industry face and created programs and services to assist them.

Welcome to the beginning of a brand new CompTIA AITP! Along with a refreshed website, we’re unveiling a unique benefits package to help IT professionals succeed at every stage of their IT career.

No one likes criticism. But it's a fact of life. There's simply no way you're going to go through life without some criticism.

Most of us spend a major portion of our lives in a workplace environment. And we desperately want it to be a pleasant and productive experience.

Reading is one of the most important things you MUST do to achieve extraordinary success at work as well as at home.

It was okay to be proud of what I had accomplished. But it's never the right time to go around with a big head filled with ego, a big heart filled with pride and a big bravado filled with arrogance.

When you search for terms like "happiness," most people seem to lump them together and simply refer to them as "attitude," "positive attitude," or "positive thinking."

Your entire interpersonal life is dependent on your ability to communicate, so you have to be skilled at making your thoughts, feelings and needs known to others.

This is the third in a three-part series on ethics in IT by 1991 AITP President and Notre Dame Faculty Member Lou Berzai, CSP, CCP.

This is the second in a three-part series on ethics in IT by 1991 AITP President and Notre Dame Faculty Member Lou Berzai, CSP, CCP.

This is the first in a three-part series on ethics in IT by 1991 AITP President and Notre Dame Faculty Member Lou Berzai, CSP, CCP.