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The largest number of software engineering jobs posted, by city, globally. This is from today's State of the Software Engineering Market 2024 deepdive: See a lot more data here: https://lnkd.in/eAh24zb4 (One surprising find: Austin, TX has more software engineering opening than any city in Europe!)

State of the product job market: 1. There’s indeed a shift to hiring more senior PMs 2. Remote PM jobs are shrinking fast (down 35% from peak, and still shrinking) 3. More than one in five open PM roles is based in the San Francisco Bay Area (and still growing) 4. Bengaluru, India, is now the most popular location outside the U.S. for PM roles 5. The three most common hard skills that hiring managers are looking for from PMs are SQL, Jira, and experience with LLMs 6. The fastest-shrinking roles right now are diversity and scrum masters 7. Machine-learning engineers and data engineers are the most in-demand tech functions right now This analysis is based on exclusive data from two companies that I’m partnering with: 1. TrueUp, which tracks new job openings across all tech companies globally 2. Live Data Technologies, which tracks job changes (hires, departures, and promotions) across all companies in the U.S. Combining these two data sources reveals a whole new perspective on what’s really happening in the job market. Loads more surprises and insights in the full post: https://lnkd.in/gjArRAXm I’m going to continue tracking job market data and sharing regular updates on what’s changing in the product hiring market every few months or so. If there’s any data or questions you want us to dig into, please let me know in the comments.

The design job market is slowly bouncing back. In 2022 the number of open design roles dropped by 40% and by an additional 10% in 2023. So in a year, we lost half of the open design roles. TrueUp scans open jobs in real-time, so I asked them to provide me with data on how 2024 looked like for design roles. With cautious optimism, I can say that 2024 shows a slow, steady recovery throughout the year. The same trend happens for other tech jobs, but it's good to see that designers aren't left behind. Let's hope that this trend will continue also in 2025 ✌️ I'll share the data on what design titles are most in demand next week.

Market is recovering:

The San Francisco Bay Area is ascendant. A fifth of all open product manager job listings are currently based in the Bay Area. The share has increased 25% over the past two years (from 15% to over 20%) and is still growing. This index is looking at roles at "tech" companies globally, and I'll be tracking this index over time. Big thank you to TrueUp for providing this data. For much more, don't miss the full post: https://lnkd.in/gjArRAXm

Recruiter hiring is often a leading indicator of economic growth. Are we turning the corner? I’m collaborating with Amit Taylor and TrueUp to dig into the data they’ve seen behind tech hiring over the past year. 📊 Here’s a preview that caught my attention (note: these are global tech job posting figures). Curious if this aligns with what my recruiting friends are seeing on the market these days? 🤔

TrueUp job site is the mess we need! If every job search site did this companies would find ways to avoid posting layoff dates … like making employees miserable so they quit on their own

🚀 Ready to Boost Your Job Hunt? Thanks to Lars Schmidt, I discovered TrueUp—an AI-powered job board technology that's changing the job search landscape, especially in HR and tech sectors. TrueUp scours job boards, providing a searchable format to narrow down your search by location, job type, geography, company stage, and more. But that's not all—this tool goes beyond, it also adds extra info about companies, like recent layoffs and Glassdoor reviews. This open-source gem is too good not to share! Spread the word with your network and empower others in their job search journey. Link to explore this TrueUp resource is in the comments below👇 #jobsearch #humanresources #distributed #distributedwork #remotework #peopleoperations #opentowork

The job market in HR has been brutal the past year. I want to support our community with a new tool to amplify your job search. Amplify Talent recently partnered with Amit Taylor, the funder of TrueUp, to use their AI job board technology to power a new job board for HR jobs in tech companies. Trueup uses AI to scrape job boards and compile them in a searchable format with additional information to help you assess the opportunity. You can segment by location, function, geography, seniority, company stage, and more. Their tool embeds public company data including recent layoffs, glassdoor reviews, total employees, funding, investors, and more (example below) to enrich the company profiles. You can check it out below. ⏩ https://lnkd.in/eAwP3fzX This is an open-source resource so feel free to share it with anyone you think might find it helpful. Also, huge thanks to the amazing Hung Lee for connecting me with Amit. If you're looking for recruiting jobs, be sure to check out Hung's Recruiting Brainfood job board: https://lnkd.in/euV_fEWR. 🤜💥🤛