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  • DimPrawn
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    Originally posted by mace View Post
    Say something controversial and people take notice.
    Gordon Brown is a genius.

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  • mace
    replied
    Never fails

    Say something controversial and people take notice.

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  • RichardCranium
    started a topic More ICTs, more trainees, more visas, more, MORE!

    More ICTs, more trainees, more visas, more, MORE!

    The IT Job Board reckons there's not enough of us, apparently. Stinky linky.

    IT sector needs more professionals, new report claims

    The IT industry has a long-term shortage of skilled professionals. According to the IT Job Board's report, there will be an increase in demand for developers with experience of open source, help desk support and programming.
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