1) Marketing
Marketing is one of the most booming industries in 2023. Modern-day consumers are more and more reliant on online platforms for their various needs as digital marketing has more than taken over. The importance of digital marketing is escalating as online media becomes increasingly prevalent.
A corporation can generate business using digital marketing techniques, and grow its present status to a new level. If you have a background in digital marketing the opportunities available in this field have expanded tremendously at an increased hiring rate of 33% post-pandemic.
Email marketing is still considered one of the most powerful marketing tools available for growing a business. It is ranked as one of the most effective marketing channels that exist, even beating social media. E-mail marketing provides a huge opportunity to build relationships and brand loyalty, and thereby increase sales.
Services like GetEmail.io have made it easy for businesses to gather emails of potential consumers and clients. The tool finds the email address of anyone by using the first name, the last name, and the domain name of their company.
2) Health Care and Mental Health Practitioners
In light of the global healthcare crisis, it should come as no surprise that the healthcare sector has seen dramatic increases in employment. Anyone with a background in providing healthcare or making improvements to telehealth operations to deliver care or training at home could land a job at a hospital or private practice this year.
Adapting to the new normal imposed by this pandemic has not been easy for anyone. The most resilient human being can only handle so much isolation and outright disruption to their daily lives before they break and seek out experts to talk them through unprecedented times. As a result, more and more individuals will seek out mental health practitioners.
3) E-learning and Education
As a consequence of the pandemic, much of the way North Americans work and learn has changed. E-learning grew rapidly in 2020 as schools and universities moved to “remote” locations. Data collected last year shows that 20% of parents with dual roles wanted tutors and assistants with teaching backgrounds to decrease the pressure.
4) Sales
Many businesses were hit hard by last year’s economic recession, and they required sales consultants to help them get back on track. It’s tough to maintain sales and move your product when people are cutting back and saving money for emergencies. The number of jobs that specialize in helping businesses regain their financial footing increased by 45% last year and counting.
5) Software Development
Post-pandemic, the demand for software developers increased by 25%, according to recent statistics. A majority of industries are transitioning from in-person to virtual operating methods, including telemedicine. As a result, apps and software development are becoming increasingly in demand, especially in telemedicine if not other industries.
