Vietnam’s IT sector faces talent gap as AI reshapes hiring
Vietnam's IT sector is experiencing a shift as AI automates routine tasks, leading to fewer roles for entry-level coders. Companies are increasingly prioritizing senior talent capable of leveraging AI for system design and complex problem-solving, creating a significant skills gap.
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