Detroit's Coding And Development Job Skills Gap With TechElevator's Anthony Hughes
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Today we're talking about the skills gap in Metro Detroit when it comes to coding and development.
Our conversation today is with TechElevator's CEO Anthony Hughes. His company has job training centers in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and are opening up right here.
We go over what skillsets are actually in demand (like Java and .NET), what it takes to get a job in these fields, and my skepticism of some training programs.
The interview was recorded at Automation Alley in Troy.
For more information, you can learn more at https://www.techelevator.com/
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