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"Sales" is the most common search term by recruiters in India on hiring and matching platform, Indeed. "Sales" is the most commonly searched term by employers in India, making up 10% of all resume searches on the platform in 2023, according to research by Indeed. Here are the other common search terms by employers in India in 2023, according to Indeed. "Telecalling is also a relatively cost-effective way to reach customers, particularly in a market like India, making it an attractive option for businesses." Additionally, India has been making a big push for electric vehicles, which is creating a new wave of demand for mechanics, according to Kumar.
Persons: Callam Pickering, APAC, haven't, it's, Pickering, Sashi Kumar, Kumar Organizations: CNBC, India Locations: India, Singapore, Australia, Canada, U.S
While working professionals remain "keenly interested" in remote work, employers have been far less likely to mention "work from home" in postings, said Indeed Singapore. In May 2023, 6.6% of job postings explicitly mentioned phrases such as "work from home" or "remote work" in their job descriptions. Callam Pickering APAC senior economist, IndeedBy contrast, jobseeker interest in remote work "remains elevated" with 3.5% of searches, Indeed added. Terms such as "full-time," "remote work" and similar phrases are also consistently among Singapore's most popular search terms. Job postings in declineSingapore job postings on the portal are on a decline, with numbers hitting lowest levels since September 2021.
Persons: Samantha, It'll, jobseekers, Callam Pickering APAC, Jobseekers, Callam, Guy Berger, LinkedIn's, there's Organizations: CNBC, LinkedIn's Locations: Singapore, Callam Pickering, Asia, Pacific, APAC
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