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summer_in_TX

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5. The US already had projected a significant shortage of computer experts and engineers with sufficient skill

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Mon Dec 15, 2025, 10:37 PM

Dec 15

who could pass necessary security clearances to work on cybersecurity and systems development. Experts forecast the only way we could make up the deficit was to strongly recruit with the biggest area in which we could surge to the needed numbers was to get many more women involved.

Of course, this is an anti-woman regime. So I don't anticipate they'd recognize the need and opportunity.

And who knows if these people will actually do their due diligence in vetting those they do recruit properly. I don't have high hopes.

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US government launches campaign to hire engineers for AI, tech roles [View all] BumRushDaShow Dec 15 OP

More of these idiot Tech Bros to fuck everything up. travelingthrulife Dec 15 #1

Good luck with that. Xipe Totec Dec 15 #2

Retired Union Boomer here wolfie001 Dec 15 #6

Fire everyone who knows how to do their jobs correctly IronLionZion Dec 15 #3

Idiocracy Nigrum Cattus Dec 15 #4

The US already had projected a significant shortage of computer experts and engineers with sufficient skill summer_in_TX Dec 15 #5