Here’s what we need:
* A proven ability to write about business computing — and the companies and people behind it — in plain English without being dull.
* Experience covering Oracle, HP, SAP, Salesforce, IBM, Dell, Cisco, or other large-cap tech companies who sell mostly to businesses.
* Experience covering Slack, Docker, Dropbox, Asana, or other hot privately-held startups in the business technology space.
* Basic technical chops — you don’t need experience running an IT shop, but you must understand and not be intimidated by specs and acronyms.
* A good understanding of what CIOs and IT managers think about and look for and the issues they’re facing today, like the consumerization of IT and cloud computing.
* A strong sense of skepticism and immunity to hype.
* An open mind and flexible approach to writing and reporting.
* A desire to write for a fast-moving online-only publication — we are not a print magazine and don’t work like one.
To apply, go here.
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