EY says it hasn't seen 'a rash of talent that's all of a sudden available' despite huge tech layoffs
"If you just read the headlines around what's going on, you might think, there's all kinds of people who know technology out there," Carmine Di Sibio told Bloomberg in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos."We're not struggling to source talent, but it's not like we're seeing a rash of talent that's all of a sudden available," Di Sibio said, adding that the firm's hiring is"business as usual.
EY, which is headquartered in the UK, is looking to hire around 220,000 people globally in the 12 months to July 2023, Trent Henry, EY's global vice chair for talent had told
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