Demand-supply mismatch in tech talent


Yellow.ai chief human resources officer Neeru Mehta in responding to queries from StarBiz said there still exists a gap between the demand and supply of skilled tech talent available in the market.

PETALING JAYA: Despite an unprecedented pace of growth and adoption of technology hastened by Covid-19, there is a gap between the demand and supply of skilled tech talent available in Asia, including Malaysia, according to one of the leading global US-based enterprise-grade conversational artificial intelligence (AI) companies.

Yellow.ai chief human resources officer Neeru Mehta in responding to queries from StarBiz said there still exists a gap between the demand and supply of skilled tech talent available in the market.

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