What impact will industry 4.0 have on the jobs market? As the rocky year of 2016 drew to a close, the government provided a beacon of hope when they pledged £2billion to boost our developments in industry, science and technology, and spoke of a new mission to recruit three million apprentices by 2020 to…
DetailsComputer Weekly’s 2017 Salary Survey for the Tech industry is out. This annual research presents findings from 738 interviews with IT professionals throughout the UK and Ireland on their earnings and career expectations. If you work in the tech industry or looking to switch jobs, it’s worth a read. Here’s the low-down from the…
DetailsAs Milton Keynes celebrates its 50th birthday this week, we’ve been reflecting on what we love about MK. We’ve been based in Milton Keynes since the birth of Provide in 2002 and there are many reasons why we still call this city home: MK attracts world-changing companies We’re not alone in choosing MK as…
DetailsWhere should you be focusing your efforts to future-proof your career in tech? Despite 2016’s uncertainty, the tech industry has continued to perform well and is forecast for continued growth in 2017. But which skills do you need to ride the wave in IT? From LinkedIn and job boards to nationwide surveys and polls,…
DetailsIs Flexible Working the Future? According to the UK Government’s report on the future of work in the UK, jobs will become much more fluid over the coming decades. As employers look for ways to become more agile and adaptive, whilst competing to attract valuable tech skills, we’ll see a wave of new employment incentives to…
DetailsWhat Skills Will You Need in This Age of Connectivity? You couldn’t move for articles referring to smart tech, IoT (Internet of Things) and connectivity in 2016 but, as we wrote about last year, there is no such thing as a job in IoT. As the age of connectivity ramps up, we look at each of…
DetailsIf you work in technology, you’re in the right job according to British industry experts who monitored 2016, post-Brexit. But will it continue into 2017? Yes, is the short answer. Despite the worries around the impact of Brexit last year, a survey conducted by Dice found that 1 in 5 tech professionals feel that…
DetailsThe Skills Gap in IT is the Leading Barrier to Success There have been many high profile surveys carried out over the past year amongst CIOs, which show that a large percentage of decision makers now feel that skills shortages in IT is the leading barrier to success. The talent shortage has been creeping…
DetailsThere is a well-documented IT talent crisis. At a time when companies are racing to compete in smart technology, the over-recruited, dwindling pool of in-demand talent is putting additional pressure on already squeezed hirers and HR professionals. As depressing as that sounds, it does pose some opportunities for innovative recruiters and smart companies. It also…
DetailsIt’s Time to Adapt or Develop Your Tech Skills If you’re looking for a job in tech, you may be increasingly frustrated by the increase in noise surrounding IoT, or by the seemingly unrealistic list of requirements now asked for by employers. As a company who works on both sides of the fence, we…
DetailsThe terms IoT, smart technology and connectivity have become the big buzzwords of 2016 – and rightly so: By 2020, it’s expected that there will be 21 billion connected devices, and over half of businesses will incorporate some element of IoT. But, with this explosion of new technology has come a wave of misunderstanding…
DetailsThere was a time, a few years ago, when raucous nights out and boys’ clubs went hand in hand with a career in IT recruitment. If you weren’t male or prepared to party hard, it probably wasn’t the job for you. Laura, our Account Manager, remembers those days but has also seen a different…
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