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According to the study Designing 2030 by Dell Technologies for the Institute For The Future, which included the participation of 3800 CEOs of medium and large companies from 17 countries, 85% of the jobs in 2030 will be totally different from those we find today. Despite the study being a forecast, and as stated, the COVID-19 pandemic boosted digital growth and, consequently, the vocabulary of some areas and professions.
If changing careers crosses your horizons, then find out which will be the 10 professions in high demand in 2022:
Since, during the pandemic, physical stores were forced to close, there was a need to focus on digital communication, something that has remained until the present day. Therefore, companies feel the need to have Digital Marketing technicians to reinforce their positive presence in the online world.
Given that social media was one of the main drivers of entertainment during the COVID-19 lockdown, there was a boom in digital creators to emerge. Thus, and as a Digital Marketing strategy, brands are increasingly betting on content creators on the most diverse platforms, such as TikTok, YouTube, Instagram or blogs.
According to data from the CTT E-Commerce Barometer, e-commerce has grown by around 80% in Khi in the last 2 years. In addition, LinkedIn experts indicate that the demand for professionals in this sector is growing by around 73% per year.
With the pandemic, companies faced challenges never before faced. For this very reason, it has become essential to have the help of business developers to help with business development. According to various data, this profession has seen a growth of 45% between 2019 and 2020.
Following the growth of online businesses, it is necessary to create the technology to assemble this entire system. As such, specialized labor is needed, that is, web developers.
From Full Stack Developers to Frontend Developers, there are several professionals who help to compose an online system. Therefore, it is not surprising that the demand for these engineers grew by 25% from 2019 to 2020, and the estimate is that this number will continue to increase.
Currently, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already being applied in several business sectors, helping in their development. As such, there is a great need for specialized technicians to accompany this growth.
Since 2019, the demand for these professionals has grown by around 46%. Because? Because companies and organizations, regardless of their scale, increasingly need data to guide their business.
As there are more and more people connected to the digital world, there are more concerns about the security of your data. As such, this turns out to be one of the most sought-after professions and, consequently, one of the best-paid. After all, this is responsible for assessing and correcting potential system vulnerabilities, so that they remain secure. For obvious reasons, demand for these professionals grew during the pandemic and continues to this day. After all, they are the centerpiece of health systems in various areas, such as pre-hospital care or social support institutions.
The education system as we know it has changed during the COVID-19 pandemic. For this very reason, schools and universities have rethought the way they organize themselves, with new ways of teaching emerging, such as distance learning. In this sense, the demand for professionals in this sector has grown.
