At the SXSWedu national education conference in Texas this week, DeVry University brought together a panel of business and education leaders to discuss the worrying findings in a recent study of the skills gap in technology.
Among the findings of the Career Advisory Board were that just 11% of organizations believe that colleges and universities are providing graduates with skills to fill the tech needs of their businesses and institutions.
The study also found that 57 of respondents said that interviewees for tech roles lack the skills necessary for the job.
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