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In The List By The Highest Demand For Professionals For The Year 2023 Are The Fields Of Technology, Engineering, Finance, And Insurance
After two long years of pandemic, the job market has promising prospects for the year 2023, especially with the increasing use of technology. The forecast is for a decrease in unemployment, but the professionals most in demand are becoming more specialized.
According to a study conducted by the consulting firm Robert Half, employment areas such as technology, engineering, finance, and insurance are on the rise for the year 2023, with salaries for the most sought-after professionals reaching R$ 50,000 in the survey.
The national study shows that 94% of entrepreneurs have positive expectations compared to 12 months ago, and 47% of them plan to open new positions for the next year.
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High-Demand Professions Until 2030
More Innovation In The Job Market
According to Korn Ferry’s senior client partner, Antônio Mendonça, the job market should remain stable regarding unemployment until 2023; however, companies will continue to be in a moment of innovation and technology.
The senior partner also states that the forced reinvention of professionals that occurred in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic should persist, but intentionally. For him, the fields of technology, engineering, and logistics should continue to have high demand, although there may be a correction after the pandemic boom.
The senior organizational development consultant from LHH, Mariângela Schoenacker, adds that new topics are entering the radar of the technology sector.
Changing Careers To High-Demand Ones?
Noticing market trends, some professionals are preparing to change jobs, such as physical education professional and student Matheus Silveira, 29 years old.
He still works in physical education; however, he enrolled in systems analysis and systems development in search of a better quality of life. Matheus is also preparing to enter the IT job market in 2023.
His focus is on perfecting a specific programming language, intending to secure a job more easily. “I believe it will be easier for me to find a job that requires a programming language rather than learning multiple things and focusing on just one to excel in it,” he commented.
