VentureBeat October 22, 2024
Kirstie McDermott

Despite a decade of hiring, there are still significant skills gaps evident in the U.S. labor market. A recent report from the U.S. Chamber identified the most impacted industries, and found that there are significant gaps across the financial services and professional and business services industries.

Both of these sectors have a plethora of open roles, but not enough qualified candidates to fill them.

“The industries with lower-than-average unemployment rates have fewer experienced candidates to choose from when filling their job openings,” the report says. “This situation leads to heightened competition among businesses in these industries as they vie for the limited pool of available talent.

One area that is particularly impacted is cybersecurity. A new report from CyberSeek found...

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