Kirstie McDermott is a Senior Content Manager with a diverse portfolio of writing for various publications such as Nature World News, The London Economic, and Metro.co.uk. With a focus on technology, career advice, and mental and physical health, Kirstie provides informative and engaging articles that cater to a wide range of readers.
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Kirstie's coverage encompasses human resources, employment and big tech, indicating a focus on workplace trends, job interviews, AI tools for job hunting and top money jobs. Her articles frequently cite data to provide evidence-based insights.
To effectively reach out to Kirstie with pitches or expertise, consider offering data-driven insights related to workplace trends in the tech industry or innovative approaches to landing high-paying jobs. Topics such as the impact of AI tools on job searches or emerging trends in the tech industry would likely align well with her coverage interests.
Given her varied topics covered beyond just technology and employment including mental and physical health, steroids, cancer coping etc., it may be beneficial to tailor pitches that bridge these diverse areas while leveraging empirical evidence.
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By: Kirstie Mcdermott
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By: Kirstie Mcdermott
Does having more programming languages under your belt actually help software developers to score more jobs? Maybe not.
By: Angela Scott-Briggs, Kirstie Mcdermott
If you’re a programmer you’ll need expertise and experience in various programming languages, such as Java, C++, Python, JavaScript, SQL, or PHP. On top of this, you’ll need to be able to write performant code, solve complex technical problems, and be a debugging ace.
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By: Kirstie McDermott, Taylor Giorno
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