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How to Keep Up With Big Tech's Hiring SpreeApple, Facebook and Google are hiring quickly right now. Here's how you can compete for top talent.

ByJeff Mazur

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Even as hiring freezes and furloughs are happening at many businesses, big tech is growing. Google, Apple and Facebook, in particular, are scooping up talent in droves.

As the executive director of a nonprofit that offers free training in computer programming, I'm always looking for opportunities to place students in apprenticeships and to help them land their first jobs in technology. I keep an ear to the ground when it comes to the hiring landscape. And I predict that the tech giants' hiring sprees could result in big problems for almost everyone else.

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