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Australia’s Most In-Demand Jobs & Why It’s All Good News For Those in Tech

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Published on: 25th July 2016 at 10:12 AM
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More proof that the tech-heads will indeed inherit the earth comes a study into the current state of the Australian job market that shows tech-savvy employees are in huge demand.

The report, by recruitment firm Hudson, tracked the hiring intentions of more than 2000 Australian businesses and the attitudes of 1330 employees in April.

The same study, published last week, found that 44 per cent of Aussies are actively seeking a new role. Some 32 per cent of us are keen on hearing about new opportunities and only 24 per cent content to stay put.

However, it was tech roles that were in high demand with Hudson listing the the 10 most hard and soft skilled jobs in the tech sector. (Hard skills are actual skills such as programming, while soft skills are ‘nice to have’ personable skills over learned skills eg. creative thinking).

Top 10 most in demand hard skilled jobs

  1. Cloud technologies
  2. Data analytics
  3. Mobile technology development
  4. Cloud infrastructure
  5. .NET
  6. “As a service” technologies
  7. App development
  8. Network and cloud security
  9. UX design
  10. Microsoft SQ

Top 10 most in demand soft skilled jobs

  1. Stakeholder management
  2. Driving and managing change
  3. Innovative thinking
  4. Learning agility
  5. Digital literacy
  6. Critical thinking
  7. Data literacy
  8. Resilience
  9. Negotiation and influencing
  10. Drive for results
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