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Topic
Business Skilling
Title

Major Australian employers are losing the battle for tech talent because they won’t consider applicants without a degree, a young business leader says

Author
David Adams
Date of article release
20-February-2022
4 min

BLUF

Australian business preferences for university graduates for high-level tech jobs misjudges the relevance of computer degrees and contributes to the current skills shortage in tech jobs.

Summary

PME All levels
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Learn more about why employers are missing out on good people because of their focus on degrees.

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