2013 Top Ten It talent skills: mobile, open source, cloud computing hottest

In the previous "2013 Ten hottest It Careers" article, according to the Manpwoergroup Group's 2013-year IT Talent demand forecast survey, more and more http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/8510. HTML ">it managers and executives are planning to recruit new talent in 2013 (North America), with demand for it talent rising for the third consecutive year. The recent 2012 employer survey published by Dice.com, a recruitment website, validates this trend and points out that open source technology will become the hottest it skill in the 2013.

According to Dice Employer survey, 64% of the personnel manager said in the first half of 2013 will increase the recruitment of IT engineers. Only 47% of personnel managers say they want to increase the recruitment of non-IT personnel.

Open source software is becoming more popular, and open source technology has become the most important IT skills for HR managers.

Based on the statistics on the keywords on the recruitment site indeed.com, the following are the 10 IT skills listed in the DICE survey.

Mobile talent still in demand, HTML5 win business support

Mobile is still the main recruiting direction for employers, in addition to iOS and andoid system skills, as well as mobile app development skills, ranked first HTML5 is the main direction of enterprise mobile technology recruitment. This also reflects that HTML5 is increasingly becoming an important consideration for companies in mobile and web development. Refer to this site article HTML5 this road, who go first?

Large data technology heats up

With the rise of large data, the demand for large-data open-source technologies such as NoSQL (like the second-ranked MANGODMB) and the large-data-processing platform Hadoop is increasing (seventh).

Cloud computing keeps momentum

Cloud computing is also an important recruiting direction for enterprises, from the 10 skills listed in Indeed.com, puppet and PAAs skills are also required by many enterprises.

Open source technology talent is favored by enterprises

From the top 10 skills, open source software accounts for a large portion. One of the reasons why open source software is increasingly popular among companies is that Open-source software is relatively easy to access to source code and community support. According to the DICE survey, 47% of the personnel managers found the difficulty in recruiting professionals difficult to find qualified technical professionals.

And for Open-source learners, because the code is open source, so learning curve and learning costs relative to the same kind of non-open-source software is easier, so companies are more willing to hire open source skills of IT staff.

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