By Nick Heath
Published: Tuesday 15 April 2008
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Alan L
Location
UK
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Consultant
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or of course, they could start utilising the existing huge talent pool... of the 40+year old IT workers.
Proven expertise, demonstrable experience. And not necessearily demanding high salaries.
of course, the /real/ shortage is in post-graduates (or young), limited experience, will work for all hours on all tasks, for peanuts. Read the between the lines... there is no skills shortage, just a fodder shortage.
so looking at recent stories on Silicon.Com they'v...
Karen Challinor
I think the report misses the point; while IT only...
Andrew Robb
or of course, they could start utilising the exist...
Alan L
Hear! Hear! Well said Alan.
If true how come I a...
Mike King
The biggest problem is promotion of all these over...
Anonymous
Quite frankly, people are turned away from working...
Anonymous
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