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Isn't this basic economics at work? There's a shortage of workers with a skill-set that is in high demand, therefore, the cost of the workers is high. Eventual
by The_Great_Gazoo 11y ago
Isn't this basic economics at work? There's a shortage of workers with a skill-set that is in high demand, therefore, the cost of the workers is high.
Eventually, more workers will acquire the skills and the salaries will adjust accordingly. We saw the same thing with network engineers twenty years ago.
- tracker1 11y agoI have to agree... I don't have a formal education, but have been in software development for almost 20 years now... With IT, software development, devops and systems administration it comes down to keeping up with the tech, and being able to get the job done. I don't think the lack of people to fill said jobs is quite as bad as the article states... many of these roles have been 100k plus for a while, and the people stepping into these jobs are likely to be several years out of high school at this point, having gained skill and experienced.