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CompTIA: Think the skills gap is bad now? Wait 10 years

20 October 2015 •

Industry body claims glut of IT staff will retire soon, meaning skills gap will widen

CompTIA has predicted that the IT skills gap will grow massively in the next decade as hordes of current IT staff retire and the new generation entering the workforce snub tech in favour of pursuin...

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