Do you have the right skills?

If you ever wondered whether you have the right skills set or what Linux/Unix related skills are currently highly on demand, now you have a chance to confirm if your current understating of IT skills market is correct. Apart of a fresh new look of our website we have introduced some new features such as "IT Skills Watch", which will keep you updated if the skills you posses still spark an interest of recruiters and employers. Such statistics will be regularly revised.

The statistics below are taken from approximately ten thousand job advertisement samples posted around the world between February and March 2013. Therefore, the data below reflects up to date, approximate IT skills demand leaning towards the Linux and Unix environment. We have considered approximately 150 IT skills, dozen operating systems and hundreds network protocols. The higher the score the more likely you are to find that particular skill, operating system or certification requirement on the job description you wish to apply for. It is important to point out that aiming for the top rank skills may increase your chances but does not ensure a successful interview. The right combination of various skills is more vital to your success.

We will periodically update and improve the below information to keep you in line with always changing job market and thus helping you to increase your changes to get you a job you have always wanted.

Current Results: April 2013
Volume of Analyzed Job Advertisements: 9877
Countries Included: USA, GBR, GER, CAN, AUS, BEL, POL, ESP, LUX, PHL
Next Update: July 2013

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