Data from Seek states the growing demand for tech talent in Singapore remains strong despite recent layoffs by tech companies.
Hiring in Asia may slow down in 2023 but is undoubtedly still going strongAccording to data from Seek, the parent company of Asia’s leading job platforms JobStreet and JobsDB, the growing demand for tech talent in Singapore remains strong despite recent layoffs by tech companies.
Across Asia, Seek observed a job ad growth of 44% YoY across its platforms, indicating that the labour market and hiring activities in the region remain healthy with the opening of international borders that led to the revitalisation of economies earlier in 2022. “However, employers will still need to ensure that they have attractive value propositions to offer,” he said. report revealed that Singapore companies are increasingly looking into offering progressive benefits in 2023.
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