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Infographic: Global Tech Talent Shortage

Infographic: Global Tech Talent Shortage

The global tech talent shortage is at a record high and continues to be on the rise. Review the infographic below for key statistics and learn about what solutions can help remedy this challenge.

 

Click here to download a PDF version of the Global Tech Talent Shortage infographic.

 

Infographic page 1 - The global tech talent shortage is at a record high...

Infographic page 2 - ...and shows no signs of improving in the near future

Infographic page 3 - US Global Tech Talent Shortage Statistics

Infographic page 4 - More US Global Tech Talent Shortage Statistics

What solutions are there to remedy this?

Training Courses

Learn hands-on with an experienced instructor. Cprime offers courses in many areas to benefit companies seeking highly-skilled tech talent.

Global Talent Services

We have the expertise and network across the globe to find the right people for the job. Cprime’s Global Talent Services will help you source new talent with the right expertise, at the right time, with the right cultural fit.

Cprime Studios

Like an “easy button” for software product development, Cprime Studios acts as your technology team. Leverage us for product management, design, development, testing, and support.

MakeDev Program

Designed to upskill non-technical talent to be software developers with newly-found technical skills, the MakeDev program drives innovation and customer value.

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