That is how the situation is regarding the penny dropping. It represents a waiting period, a period of anxiety, confusion or frustration but above all uncertainty.
In short, nothing doing – until the penny drops.
In other words, everything will be clear after the penny drops.
Alright, media examples:
1. The European Commission has warned of an impending skills shortage that could threaten competitiveness on a global level.
According to EC vice president Antonio Tajani, there are major concerns of a bottleneck for tech sector growth, stemming from a lack of relevant IT skills being taught in schools.
While young people know their way around cutting edge technology, knowledge is predominantly on a consuming basis, rather than creative.
According to Tajani, the situation “threatens to hamper European innovation and global competitiveness”, claiming that it is “crucial” that creativity is increased to boost new start-ups and aid entrepreneurship….
According to Adam Thilthorpe, Director of Professionalism at the Chartered Institute of IT, the EU and the UK have “every right to be concerned”.
He told TechEye that there is “massive demand” for highly skilled workers with the prevelance of technology in our daily lives.
“With the changing nature of the global economy I think that is going to become more and more apparent,” he said. “Manufacturing and natural resources can’t be relied upon to generate GDP here.”
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