Battery jobs took the longest to fill technology roles in the tech industry in Q2 2022, according to Verdict’s analysis of millions of online job postings.
Battery job ads at these companies were online for an average of 56 days before being taken offline during the quarter, meaning they took 19 days longer to fill than the average job at the same companies.
The Q2 2022 figure is up from a year earlier.
Batteries are one of the topics that our parent company and the data from which this article is taken from, GlobalData, has identified as a key technology force that will disrupt companies in the coming years. Companies that excel and invest in these areas today are thought to be better prepared for the future business landscape and better positioned to survive unexpected challenges.
Blockchain projects took the second-longest time to fill at an average of 52 days, while quantum computing came in third among the technology themes tracked by GlobalData, which has been linked to at least 100 tech industries over the past five quarters.
The tech industry found it harder to hire battery jobs than the broader market, with online ads posting an average of 64.7% more time than similar jobs across the labor market.
At the other end of the scale, computing-related positions were the fastest to fill in the tech industry in Q2 2022, and positions that were online for an average of 35.9 days were closed during that period.
GlobalData’s job analytics database tracks the daily hiring patterns of thousands of companies around the world, pulls jobs when they are posted, and provides additional information about how a job relates to the broader industry, starting at the top of each job category. Trends.
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