The U.S. tech industry has long relied on international talent to fill workforce gaps, with 65% of new H-1B visa holders working in computer-related occupations in 2023. However, rapid policy changes under the new Trump administration are sparking uncertainty about the H-1B program’s future.
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The IT industry finds itself in a paradoxical position in 2025. Over 13,000 workers have already faced tech layoffs in 2025, yet the demand for technical talent has never been more urgent. By 2026, the International Data Corporation expects over 90% of global organizations to face IT skills shortage challenges—which could lead to product delays driving $5.5 trillion in losses.
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Why Are Tech Layoffs Still Rising as the IT Skills Shortage Grows?Read More »
Why Are Tech Layoffs Still Rising as the IT Skills Shortage Grows? Read More »