Most techies think Brexit will be bad for industry
Sixty-five per cent say leaving EU will be bad for local tech sector, citing concerns over ability to recruit staff from EU countries and potential drop in funding
Almost two thirds of UK techies think a Brexit would be bad for the industry, according to a survey by Juniper Research. Some 65 per cent of UK respondents felt Britain that leaving the EU would have...
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