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Coverage of Burning Glass in the media
The Wall Street Journal: Can Companies Give Their Workers a New Skillset?
The Wall Street Journal uses Burning Glass data in an examination of career pathways and reskilling in today’s labor market.
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Forbes: How much opportunity is embedded in your economy? New research answers the question for sub-baccalaureate workers
Burning Glass data is used in a Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia report examining regional opportunities for workers without a bachelor’s degree.
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Dice: Data Engineer Continues to Top Hottest Tech Jobs
"When it comes to in-demand tech jobs, data still rules, and “data engineer” is the sought-after position. According to a breakdown of data from Burning Glass’s Nova platform, which analyzes millions of active job postings, “data engineer” remains the top tech job,...
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Crain’s Chicago Business: Look who’s hiring in manufacturing
"The association’s study examined 83,000 manufacturing job postings in Illinois and 1.9 million nationwide, catalogued in the database of Boston market research firm Burning Glass Technologies." Read More...
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Computerworld: Blockchain jobs remain unfilled, while skilled workers are being poached
"Throughout last year, the total job openings for blockchain skills grew to 12,006, according to job data analytics firm Burning Glass Technologies. That represents a growth rate of 316%. (In June, Burning Glass reported 5,743 blockchain developer jobs.)" Read More...
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Marketwatch, Manufacturers complain of skills gap as employment falls in March
"The skills that are necessary for jobs in this subset of manufacturing include systems engineering, project management as well as software development, according to Burning Glass Technologies, a software company that compiles data on current labor market trends."...
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