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The law of unintended consequences strikes again

08/29/08 | by Adam | Categories: Potpourri

Link: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/08/26/ids_warns_it_skills_shortage/

The Register comments on the IT field in the UK suffering from a lack of people with appropriate skills. It lays the blame at the foot of offshoring all the entry level jobs. After all, if you don't train people, they'll never be in a position to take over the more senior jobs when inevitably those currently in them move on up or out of the workforce.

Yup. I can agree; I watched this happen on a more local level here in Calgary a few years ago and have little doubt the same has happened before. As usual, it's short-term gain pushing out longer-term survival.

 

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