
By Natasha Lomas
Published: Monday 02 June 2008
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Name
Charles Smith
Location
London
Occupation
Consultant
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Here we go again. What they mean is bring in more speadsheet cheap people. Good skills cost money.
There are plenty of suitable people in the UK to provide IT skills. Their only problem is that they have grey hair or may need some training.
The corporate Boards of the UK companies decided to make IT unattractive as a career in the UK. These are the same people who can fix that problem. It is a simple process called loyalty.
Here we go again. What they mean is bring in more ...
Charles Smith
so we started by bemoaning the lack of graduates, ...
Karen Challinor
I disagree. ICT immigration continues to be more a...
John Ray
Have worked at a high level in IT for the last 10 ...
Anonymous
Rubbish, we need more money and drive behind home ...
Anonymous
It is a vicious circle - push costs down and the j...
Andrew Robb
Different policies... which could really work:
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Richard
This is total rubbish! employers should start thin...
Mike Richards
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