In tech, junior roles dwindle as companies seek seasoned talent

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Indeed released its latest Labor Market Update, which took a look at junior versus senior roles in recent job postings. The big takeaway: Senior roles are more dominant in tech.

Employers want specialized talent, and opportunities advertised specifically to beginners have been scarce lately.

Some highlights below:

  • In the tech and engineering, senior-level roles dominate. As of August, fewer than 2% of postings in these fields were for junior roles.
  • Software development roles: 30.7% advertise senior titles, while 2% advertise junior titles.
  • Data & Analytics: 24.2% advertise senior titles; 3.4% advertise junior titles.
  • IT Systems/Solutions: 23.6% advertise senior titles; 2.8% advertise junior titles.

And here's a cool chart with even more details. Thanks to BI's creative graphics team for this one!

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