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"Declining Worker Confidence: The State of the Job Market"
1 year ago•Source: CNBC
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"Top Remote Jobs: 100 Companies Offering $100,000+ Salaries in 2024"
Remote roles are in high demand, with accountants now topping the charts as the most sought-after remote workers, earning over $100,000 a year. The demand for accountants has been driven by retiring baby boomers and a declining number of students enrolling in accounting programs, leading to a shrinking pool of professionals. Companies are offering generous pay packets and remote work to entice accountants, with job openings in the sector expected to grow by 4% over the decade. There are currently around 865 remote accountant roles listed on FlexJobs, with top companies like Kforce and Supporting Strategies hiring, and most positions requiring a bachelor's degree or CPA license.
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Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC
In today's competitive job market, employers are placing a higher value on hard skills, particularly in the areas of information technology (IT), software development, and data analysis. The launch of ChatGPT and the subsequent AI hype have made hard skills an even bigger priority for companies across various industries. When including hard skills on a resume, it is important to be specific and provide clear examples of experience. While not all skills on the list may be necessary for every job, it is beneficial to stay informed about the skills in demand for the desired positions. Ultimately, showcasing hard skills demonstrates adaptability and a willingness to learn, making candidates more attractive to employers.
Nashville and Austin: America's Top Job Markets.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Wall Street Journal
Nashville, Tennessee and Austin, Texas are the top two hottest job markets in the US for 2022, followed by Jacksonville, Florida. Other cities known for tourism, such as Orlando, Las Vegas, and New Orleans, also climbed the ranks. The South is the place to be for job seekers.