A new report by the DevOps Institute revealed that 70% of IT teams want ongoing skills development with the continued adoption of DevOps.<\/p>\n
Indeed, it was reported that a majority of IT teams are leaning towards a continuous learning culture and safety culture. The study showcased that building a learning culture can only happen if there is a no-blaming or shaming of problems as well as if problems are made visible so that everyone can learn and profit from the problems, solutions, and knowledge.<\/p>\n
Yet, 39% of IT teams are showed to be struggling with a defined and systematic upskilling program, while 52% already have a formally designed upskilling program or are currently developing one.<\/p>\n
The report also found out that DevOps engineers are the most in-demand job title in 2021, with 53% of recently recruited DevOps positions. It was stated that when new team members are hired, organizations first look for talent internally before looking externally. Hence,\u00a038% of companies have declared that their DevOps teams have stayed the same, while 23% said they expanded.<\/p>\n
Moreover, 25% stated that they prefer to hire internally and then train the individual due to the IT skills gap, especially in DevOps.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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