AI Job displacement refers to the process where the increasing adoption of AI tools in the workplace will automate some tasks currently performed by people to the extent that the AI will ultimately replace those people, reducing the demand for certain jobs while creating or transforming others. Ask any AI tool and it will focus […]
Read More2026 TCD Ireland’s Project Economy Report
@Recruit IT has participated in the Ireland Project Economy research every year since its inception in 2021, the report for 2026 has just been published and as ever there are some very interesting findings, both across the contracting sector as a whole and also within the more narrow IT Contracting vertical. Ireland’s Project Economy is […]
Read MoreQuantum Computing – It’s on the horizon
In Physics the world of the very small is described by Quantum Mechanics, we are talking at very small scales here, at the level of the individual atom and below. It is a bizarre world and in truth how matter seems to behave at this level is counterintuitive to say the least. This is the […]
Read MoreThe Babel Fish is now a reality
For those of you who haven’t read Douglas Adams Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, shame on you! For those who have you’ll be familiar with the concept of the Babel Fish. A small yellow leech like animal that lived in your ear and fed on brainwave energy. It picked up signals from all around it […]
Read MoreAI and Recruitment
How do organisations adopt and implement AI systems in their recruiting processes? It’s a bit of a minefield. We get job specs in now where you can clearly see they have been put through the ChatGPT grinder. A job spec looking for a Systems Administrator who has 5+ years’ experience on Enterprise Architecture? ChatGPT is […]
Read MoreIrish Market Overview – Storm Clouds Gathering
The Irish economy is currently operating at close to what is defined as full employment, with an unemployment rate of just below 4%. While the overall picture is very positive there are certain clouds on the horizon which will generate challenges as the year progresses. Ireland as a small open economy needs a stable investment […]
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