Reading the note " Time for IT to break free from the nerd instinct "Of silicon.com , I took up the issue of soft skills and maturation of the profile" human "of famous nerds.
Every time we take the issue of competence "no IT" to seek business today, and compare the personal characteristics of the current IT professionals and some years ago (not many), we assessed that progress has been made in the capitalization of proactivity, communication, teamwork, motivation, etc.
Steve Ranger silicon.com editor writes in his column
An industry "youth" that has allowed not only technological advances but in the expected profile of human resources who work there.
Sure, technology is Complicated , Because It Needs Things to do very clever, very fast . But the emphasis Should Always Be on the Benefits of Doing Things These very clever, very fast, Not Simply the Ability to do Them. For too long the industry have ignored That fact.
It Might Be That this change of approach is a reaction to the Tightening of Budgets and tech suppliers selling the Benefits of technology to the board, Who are indifferent to the techno wow-factor, INSTEAD of the tech team. It Might Be a reaction to the simplicity Offered by the cloud model. And Recognition That It Might Be Fuelling the feeds-and-culture Speeds Does not do much good Either Their customers.
But whatever the reason, it's a welcome change, and One That IT Departments Should Take to heart, and quickly.
personal characteristics that are part of the drafting of notices, self-assessments on them in interviews, preocupacionales cycles involving psychological evaluations "seriously" and aligned to the industry.
change occurred, and have to be in tune. Although for many, this development does not sound "interesting" because the nerd tag has its "benefits" when interacting
What do you think?