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IT recruiter sees staff shortages looming

This is just 2 small cuts from a article I've read. It's stats for Australia but I'm sure they shouldn't be much different over the World! Were are all safe! God bless Unix Smilie

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IT recruitment firm Candle ICT is predicting a shortage of competent ICT staff in the middle and lower ranks over the next six months, though it sees steady growth upto 2007 with a 15 to 20 percent lift in the market.

Taylor said project managers with PMI certifications, NET and J2EE programmers, Unix system administrators, SAP/ABAP skills and specialist IT security people would be in short supply during the year.
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