When looking for a job in tech, wouldn't it be nice to know exactly what employers are looking for? We surveyed over 1,000 decisions makers across the United States to find out.

Download the report to:

• Get the data behind bootcamp grads' chances of getting hired
• Learn employers' top requirements for candidates (they might surprise you!)
• Find out the hottest tech jobs in 2024

Download it today — cut through the noise and transition careers effectively.

A glimpse into the mind of decision makers

Bootcamp grads are in demand

8 out of 10 respondents hire candidates who have non-traditional backgrounds.

But how confident are they in these hires, and which industry   is friendliest to non-traditional applicants? We’ve got the numbers.

Skills, skills, skills

If you want a tech job, you’ve got to prove your hard and soft skills: 68% of respondents said that hard skills were crucial for successful candidates, and 65% said that soft skills were likewise paramount.

These both beat out the one factor you might have thought was absolutely essential to landing a job in tech. Get the report to find out what that was.

The hot tech jobs for 2024

Data analyst, web developer, and software engineer —  over 40% of respondents said these were the roles they expected to hire most in 2024.

But what sorts of companies are hiring for these roles? Are other specializations now obsolete?