It’s so fascinating how social media shapes the way we think highlighting the major points to have a deeper look at. Recently LinkedIn published its third-annual Emerging Jobs Report introducing the most in-demand jobs in 2020 which soon turned into a new matter of debate. Yet it won’t be surprising anymore if people start thinking about changing their jobs according to the report fitting themselves the positions it includes.
As LinkedIn enables users to expand their search results on a certain topic and most likely on job search, it’s worth estimating this new report and taking it seriously as the next big thing in the world marketplace. Apart from this Linkedin also shows insights by countries pointing out main workforce trends. Before jumping to the revelation of trending job positions for 2020, let’s briefly clarify some major steps while choosing a profession:
- Define your strongest skills and intentions and try choosing a profession based on your preferences.
- Get a bird’s eye view of the profession you are about to choose digging deep into its features
- Research about the job as much as possible: the free encyclopedia is waiting for you
- Get feedback from people working in the relevant industry: they can tell you much about current trends, needs, and tips
- Interview seasoned professionals holding the job position to find out more
Now, when you have some clear understanding about what your next step will be, let’s have a look at some of the Top Hard Skills of 2020.
Spending on blockchain changes yearly with a serious amount
As for 2019, there has been 80% of increase on using blockchain technologies compared to 2018. This means that soon blockchain will take the place of the leading technology worldwide. Statistics show that in the executive sector 74% of representatives find blockchain a great tool for business promotion. Yet it does not matter that it’s still unrevealed who the real creator of blockchain is, this technology is seriously believed to be one of the main emerging jobs for 2020.
Artificial Intelligence holds a leading position in the labour market
It’s quite hard to imagine an industry where Artificial Intelligence has not made any impact yet. Though sometimes it seems to be a reason to worry about the future of human force but machines can be even smarter than humans. And the new report comes to prove that AI-related professions will be included in the list of the most in-demand jobs in 2020. The comprehensive guide shared below e covers AI current role and influence on the global market was showing:
- The industries which use AI-enabled solutions the most
- Common perception of AI worldwide
- Top benefits of AI adoption
Start using video production as your major marketing tool
Have you ever thought about starting a video blog to promote your business in a live way on social media? If not yet, then take your time and build up your next marketing strategy-posting regular videos on your channels. Video production is widely used on a global scale: 87% of businesses now use video production in their marketing solutions. It’s much fun creating videos but one must also take it seriously as video shows the face of your brand the best. Don’t hesitate to shoot explainer videos, tutorials, live streams, product demos to enlarge your customer community. Video production is also considered as one of the most in-demand jobs in 2020, is not it?
Your customers must interact with your product with a well-shaped UX solution
It’s not a secret that design plays a significant role both in the promotion and consumption of a product. UX designer’s job is in high demand nowadays and this means every company must consider hiring a seasoned UX designer one of its main priorities.
“No product is an island. A product is more than the product. It is a cohesive, integrated set of experiences. Think through all of the stages of a product or service – from initial intentions through final reflections, from the first usage to help, service, and maintenance. Make them all work together seamlessly.”
Don Norman
Statistics show that 52% of users said a bad mobile experience made them less likely to engage with a company. Think about it. Never ignore anything which can push your brand a step forward even if it’s a slight thing.
