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Tue Jul 12

Demand for Tech-Lite Talent with Coding Skills Continue to Rise, As Companies Increase Digitalisation of Their Business Processes

Employers are looking to hire tech roles in the next two years, with 73% looking to hire tech-lite roles requiring basic coding skills
Coding skills will help employees "stay relevant in an increasingly digital and automated job market" (62%), "enhance the performance of employees" (60%), and "increase the career prospects and growth of employees" (55%)
The top tech-lite job roles coveted by employers are Business Analyst (23%), Statistical Analyst (22%), and Data Mining and Modelling Specialist (21%)

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