
LaunchPad doesn’t just focus on coding skills — it also helps participants up-skill in areas like business logic, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving. The rapidly growing development company is looking for like-minded partners to expand their core offering and provide a suite of specialty tech services. Invest in a people-centric business model to grow a digital tech business. Tech companies are growing faster than ever, it’s time to focus on talent. Alberta-based tech companies hope that the local government will give full-on support to the tech sector by allocating some budget to programs and policies. Energy sector workers are considering the opportunities available in the tech sector as demand for tech talents skyrockets. Alberta announces “The Accelerated Tech Pathway” for highly-skilled tech talents with a job offer in the province to have faster visa processing. Flaws were found when the Alberta-developed app was scrutinized by emergency reduction advocates. Calgarian tech companies took the initiative to deal with the skilled-laborer shortage by forming a group, partnering with Immigrant Services Calgary, and launching their in-house tech upskilling programs. Tech companies in Alberta seek more support from the government to address the talent shortage in the province. News Features
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