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This reads like a PR plant from IBM trying to bend public opinion so they can outsource their career development responsibility to universities.
by menloparkbum 18y ago
This reads like a PR plant from IBM trying to bend public opinion so they can outsource their career development responsibility to universities.
- wynand 18y agoIndeed. What bothers me especially is that these comments are made by managers with combinations of elite business degrees and experience which will enable them never to be limited in the kind of work they do. And yet, they are practically demanding that CS students be neatly packed turn-key packages that can do no more and no less than what is required of them in typical business programming roles. "Limited career prospects" cannot begin to explain what I see in this scheme of things.