I don't know why you think these numbers are so wildly impossible if you look at the number of tech roles pre-pandemic.
And that number was what, specifically? Going by which source?
So right away, we're looking at tens of thousands of roles to fill if there is zero growth.
I can totally imagine they have 10k+ actual tech rolls to fill per year; just not 68k, and probably not even half that number. Even assuming their ridiculous (and artificially accelerated) attrition rates.
And that number was what, specifically? Going by which source?
So right away, we're looking at tens of thousands of roles to fill if there is zero growth.
I can totally imagine they have 10k+ actual tech rolls to fill per year; just not 68k, and probably not even half that number. Even assuming their ridiculous (and artificially accelerated) attrition rates.