The study examined data from LinkedIn’s millions of Singapore users and calculated the job titles experiencing the highest growth rates from 2018 to 2022.
Professional networking platform LinkedIn’s latest Jobs on the Rise list showed technology and sales-related roles made up most of the top 15 fastest-growing jobs here.
“The data reveals that the need to drive business growth in an uncertain economic environment, continued focus on digitalisation, disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence and cyber security are creating opportunities for professionals in 2023,” LinkedIn said in a statement on Wednesday .
Despite this decline, almost two in three professionals in Singapore are considering changing roles in 2023, with half of those polled expressing confidence in securing a new job, and 18 per cent who did not. But many may be disappointed, as nearly seven in 10 C-suite executives polled in Singapore reported that a pay rise to deal with the cost of living is not on the cards, according to an earlier LinkedIn survey released in November 2022.
To cushion themselves against the challenging economic climate, over one in two employees polled are learning new skills and deepening their knowledge in areas that are in demand.
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