LinkedIn suggests important skills for starting jobs.

LinkedIn says design, analytics, and programming skills can lead to many job opportunities for new graduates, with top jobs including Software Engineer and Programming Analyst. Utilities is the fastest-growing industry.

May 29th 2024.

LinkedIn suggests important skills for starting jobs.
According to the leading professional network LinkedIn, for recent graduates who are eager to enter the workforce, possessing skills in areas such as design, analytics, and programming can open up a plethora of career opportunities. Based on data from LinkedIn, the top jobs for those with a bachelor's degree include Software Engineer, System Engineer, and Programming Analyst.

In addition, LinkedIn's Career Starter 2024 report reveals that the utilities industry is currently experiencing the fastest growth rate for young professionals with a bachelor's degree. Other industries that are actively hiring fresh graduates include Oil, Gas and Mining, Real Estate, Equipment Rental Services, and Consumer Services.

Interestingly, regardless of their educational background, there are a variety of job functions that are rapidly expanding. This means that individuals with a bachelor's degree can find ample opportunities in fields such as Community and Social Services, Legal, Marketing and Media, and Communication.

Nirajita Banerjee, LinkedIn Career Expert & India Senior Managing Editor, emphasizes the importance of staying up-to-date with industry trends and exploring unconventional roles in order to expand one's options in a competitive job market. She also notes that many skills are transferable across industries, and the growing presence of AI is creating more tech-related positions in a variety of fields. This means that companies are now seeking professionals with diverse educational backgrounds.

In order to broaden their horizons, job seekers should continuously work on enhancing their skills and networking with professionals, according to Banerjee. She also points out that there is a significant trend towards flexible working arrangements, with a 15% decline in solely on-site roles and a 52% surge in hybrid positions for entry-level roles year-over-year.

To compile this report, LinkedIn's Economic Graph team analyzed millions of member profiles and job postings. This data indicates that the job market is constantly evolving and it is essential for job seekers to adapt by continuously improving their skills and expanding their network.

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