Tech talent still highly sought after in Singapore


Technology talent remained highly sought-after in 2022, even as the global tech industry grappled with flagging growth and even big job cuts, the latest report by the Manpower Ministry on annual job vacancies show. — Bloomberg

SINGAPORE: If you are a software, web and multimedia developer, or a software and applications manager, chances are Singapore companies are going to be fighting to hire you.

Technology talent remained highly sought-after in 2022, even as the global tech industry grappled with flagging growth and even big job cuts, the latest report by the Manpower Ministry on annual job vacancies show.

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