Episode 70: Creating the Tech Workforce

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Carolyn and Seth welcome David Hyman, President of the Center for Technology and Workforce Solutions, to talk about the steps needed to best prepare candidates for the tech jobs of the future. David discusses how professional competencies like communication and teamwork should be thought of as foundational skills and how technical breadth is important for launching into a wide variety of tech careers. Center for Technology and Workforce Solutions site: www.ctwsolutions.org

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