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Full employment through inefficiency?This is a discussion on Full employment through inefficiency? within the Analytic News Feeds forums, part of the Analytics category; * According to the recent landmark* McKinsey Big Data study , by 2018 one in two US jobs requiring deep analytical skills will go unfilled, and there will also be ... |
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| Administrator |  Full employment through inefficiency? * According to the recent landmark*McKinsey Big Data study, by 2018 one in two US jobs requiring deep analytical skills will go unfilled, and there will also be an under-served demand for 1.5 million business managers and analysts “who can ask the right questions and consume the results of the analysis of big data effectively.” McKinsey and others see it… More blog entries from AnalyticBridge... |
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