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Story: IT skills gap costs Britain billions
Posted by: Anonymous (Thursday 20 May 2004, 10:30 PM)
Yeah most of these project failures are due to management optamism. A lot of things fall down on the assumption that Parts will arrive when logistics say they will, and assumptions about the time taken to do things.... People forget to add extra overheads to time scales.
Also technical skills are badly judged and Team leaders either don't know the technology or are great techs but couldn't organise a pissup in a brewery.
Just in time delivery in the IT sector is a myth. It just doesn't work out that way.
I could go on and on ranting about the criminal uselessness of the IT industry but I'm sure most reading this will be very familar with it.
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Story: IT skills gap costs Britain billions
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How does any of this relate to “IT workers”?
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IT is probably the only skill intensive sector lar... dukeinlondon
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I agree, most of the IT workers are unskilled... Anne -
This is because the systems often have their speci... anon
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Yeah most of these project failures are due to man... Anonymous
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