Hot jobs. Hot jobs. Get 'em while they're hot. The
Great Lakes IT Report held a panel last week to discuss where the "hot jobs" are in Michigan's future. You'll see the usual suspects like health care and tech oriented jobs, but also battery production, database management, and project management. An interesting little mix.
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Batteries, health care, advanced manufacturing, SAP and Citrix, database
management, project management and civil engineering are
where
the jobs will be in the Detroit metro area.
That's what
panelists said at the
Great
Lakes IT Report's Last Thursdays Unwired event at Lawrence
Technological University last week.
Wayne County Executive Robert
Ficano, a panelist at the event, said the No. 1 opportunity for jobs is
in battery technology.
"Metro Detroit will wind up with
thousands of battery jobs from companies like A123 as electric and
hybrid vehicles begin rolling off the assembly line, and as Ford Motor
Co. starts building electric and hybrid vehicles in Wayne and General
Motors starts building the Chevrolet Volt in Brownstown Township ...
various engineering disciplines will be in high demand as a result."
Read the entire article
here.
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