analyst firm IDC, Microsoft has commissioned a survey of 1,000 recruiters in 13 European countries (including countries such as Belgium, Germany, France, Great Britain, Italy and Sweden) to perform.
The investigation results. be needed in 2014 in nine out of ten professions, IT skills, be at the same time, however, predicts that by that time still 13 percent of German workers have no IT knowledge. By comparison, the European average of those employees who do not have basic IT knowledge is according to the experts in 2014 at only 9.5 percent. It must be assumed in good conscience, that in Austria - are expected to have similar values as in Germany - which was not considered in this investigation.
IT skills are required. According to the study results indicated about 50 percent of hiring managers that IT skills are a prerequisite for more and more professions of recruitment. The reason is the increasing use of information and communication technologies. 80 percent of the respondents were therefore actually think in 2014, IT qualification is the most important criterion in selecting personnel to be. Particular skills in the areas of word processing and spreadsheets were also present, according to Microsoft already required to be able to apply for many jobs at all.
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