All aboard the apprentice-ship
The IT industry is short of new recruits with both technical and interpersonal skills, but apprenticeship schemes could help solve the problem
IT leaders are finding it increasingly hard to recruit new team members with both technical and interpersonal skills. However, hopes are growing that the situation will soon improve. In its Budget proposals...
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