EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Some 85 percent of surveyed Australian IT workers find their managers to be incompetent. That's an alarming statistic!

It either says something about the lack of IT skills in Australia's executive ranks, or perhaps a lack of respect for authority among technologists!

What's your view?

-- Brett Winterford

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