Java, SQL and Python are the most in-demand digital skills globally
Covid-19 has turbocharged the rate of digitisation, accelerating global demand for software developers with skills in Java, SQL and Python.
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Amy Borrett
Amy Borrett was the resident data journalist at Tech Monitor. She joined New Statesman Media Group from a master’s in financial journalism at City University and has previously written for the Financial Times, Business Insider and Sifted.
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