Jobs in tech, health care and HR dominate the list of this year's best jobs, according to a Glassdoor ranking.
Information technology skills will serve job seekers well this year, a new ranking of the most desirable jobs in America found.
Positions in tech and health care, as well as human resources roles, made up most of the best jobs in the ranking, which Glassdoor bases on an evaluation of salary, number of openings and worker satisfaction. Almost half of the top 50 jobs were in tech Many tech jobs also offer considerable flexibility, including a chance to work remotely — a key perk in the age of COVID-19.Enterprise architects design and manage companies' information technology infrastructures.
The pandemic has also boosted demand for mental health professionals. Companies are increasingly incorporating such services into benefits packages, recognizing the emotional toll the pandemic has taken on many workers and needing to enhance their compensation to attract employees amid a widespread shortage of labor in the U.S.Indeed, the top jobs list reflects another workplace trend playing out across the country.
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