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Actually, in-house IT is going away. I've seen many companies switching to a hybrid format with a skeleton IT crew and larger external managed service providers
by passivate 4y ago
Actually, in-house IT is going away. I've seen many companies switching to a hybrid format with a skeleton IT crew and larger external managed service providers providing IT services. And many managed service providers do have a global teams. Can you link to the report about projected IT jobs growth?
- wil421 4y agoCompanies will always need a global presence especially the larger ones I’ve worked for. I’ve worked with people all over the world mostly the US, India, and EU/Europe. The idea that you shouldn’t get into IT in the US is silly. Companies need global workforces and most American companies aren’t going to outsource everything. I worked for MSPs and interviewed with many last year. Yes SAAS and hybrid outsourced infra to MSPs is common, especially in Europe. Article from Forbes specific to 2022 growth.[1] Healthcare and IT are usually the top 2 skilled worker areas with growth. I’ve seen Physician's Assistant and Software Engineer as the top 2 growth jobs for college grads. [1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/ashleystahl/2021/11/08/the-top-5-growing-career-fields-in-2022/?sh=19ac5dc646b3 https://www.forbes.com/sites/ashleystahl/2021/11/08/the-top-...