Date: July 25, 2017
Rather than looking back toward past opportunities that might no longer be relevant, Ginny Rometty, the CEO at IBM, recently wrote an op-ed which advised students and teachers to focus on “new collar” jobs. At the core of her article was the premise that almost every industry relies upon operations, managed by technicians, who must be qualified in the new skills which support the most recent technologies.
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