00:00These are the top tech skills employers want the most, according to a new examination of 24,000 job listings some tech skills are more in demand than others.
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00:12The most coveted tech proficiencies employers seek, insights from 24,000 job postings certain technological aptitudes hold more value in today's marketplace than others.
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00:52In 2023, the US saw a surge in computer science undergraduates, with a number exceeding 600,000, a 40% rise over the past half decade.
01:01Yet, paradoxically, many of these graduates face mounting difficulties securing employment, battling both a competitive influx of career changers and an ever-shifting demand for specific skills.
01:13A fresh report from software entity Finoit sought to dissect the tech employment landscape, analyzing a vast pool of job ads in the US.
01:20The objective was to identify which proficiencies employers prioritize, offering job hunters valuable insights into which capabilities to showcase on their CVs.
01:28Moreover, it provides guidance for those pivoting careers to discern which skills merit immediate attention.
01:34By methodically cataloging technical aptitudes mentioned in job listings and correlating them with salary averages from Indeed,
01:41the researchers uncovered that traditional programming languages like Java and C++ were frequently requested, while newer domains such as quantum computing and blockchain were notably absent.
01:51However, this doesn't imply that individuals should overlook cutting-edge fields entirely.
01:56The technology sphere is perpetually transforming, remarked Finoit's co-founder and CTO Mukesh Chaudhary.
02:02While cultivating expertise in sought-after realms like Python and SQL remains vital, it's equally crucial to keep abreast of emerging trends and be prepared to acquire new proficiencies as the landscape shifts.
02:13Python and SQL, particularly pivotal in data science, were the two most prominently featured skills, each cited in approximately 24,000 job advertisements.
02:23Cloud computing expertise, specifically with Amazon Web Services, AWS, and Microsoft Azure, with average compensations soaring beyond $140,000, also ranked among the top 10, affirming the burgeoning demand for cloud-centric skills.
02:38The ambiguous category of robotics emerged in fourth place.
02:42The prominence of robotics is particularly striking, Chaudhary observed.
02:46Although it's evident that enterprises are heavily investing in this sector, the broad classification of robotics as a skill could lead to misunderstandings.
02:53It's imperative that hiring managers and candidates alike clearly articulate the precise robotics competencies required for each role.
03:00By internalizing these findings, prospective job candidates can tailor their learning and career trajectory, ensuring alignment with current market demands while remaining agile enough to adapt to future technological shifts.
