Most in-demand jobs during coronavirus

Most in-demand jobs during coronavirus Published on Mar 26, 2020

LinkedIn Corporate Communications Team

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Last week, LinkedIn's Chief Economist shared her outlook on what we may see as the U.S. braced for the impact of coronavirus, predicting a sharp decline in hiring that would quickly rebound based on trends we're seeing as China emerges from its lockdown. LinkedIn data shows this outlook is correct, the U.S. is heading into a period of uncertainty as employers quickly change hiring strategies, and pivot the way they sell goods and services.

LinkedIn data shows a demand for workers in roles that are on the frontlines of helping us navigate this pandemic, and are critical to supporting the rapidly-changing healthcare and infrastructure needs of the country.

Based on LinkedIn job posts in the U.S. between March 15 - 21, 2020, these are the most in-demand jobs in the U.S. and the companies with the most open jobs.

Top 10 Most In-Demand Jobs in the U.S.

Store Associate

System Operator

Certified Public Accountant

Healthcare Specialist

Construction Worker

Warehouse Manager

Psychologist

Vehicle Mechanic

Academic Advisor

Delivery Driver

Companies with the most open jobs in the U.S.

7-Eleven

Army National Guard

KPMG

Amazon

Genentech

Lowe's

HCA Healthcare

Intuit

Nepris

Whole Foods

Methodology:

Hiring

The LinkedIn Hiring Rate (LHR) is the percentage of LinkedIn members who added a new employer to their profile in the same month the new job began, divided by the total number of LinkedIn members in that country. By only analyzing the timeliest data, we can make month-to-month comparisons and account for any potential lags in members updating their profiles. A 7-day rolling sum of hires is matched with the same day of week last year to control for day of week effects in hiring data and the year-over-year percentage change of hiring rates is calculated.

In-demand Jobs

Data limited to Premium jobs on LinkedIn for the US. This analysis was performed looking at March 15 - 21, 2020 compared to March 8 - 14 to understand week-over-week changes. To calculate demand, we compared week-over-week change in volume of job postings on LinkedIn.

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