Tech job listings rise but most IT pros feel uneasy
US tech job postings climbed 18% over the past year, with AI and machine learning roles rising by 91%, according to Dice. But despite more listings, only about 1 in 7 IT professionals say they feel confident about hiring conditions. Many cite unrealistic job requirements and drawn-out hiring processes. A striking 75% of today’s postings ask for AI skills, and the list of expected qualifications keeps growing, leaving candidates feeling boxed out.
- Tech job postings rose 18% year over year
- AI and machine learning roles up 91%
- 75% of postings now require AI skills
- Only 1 in 7 feel confident about hiring
- Growing skills lists causing candidate frustration
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