长三角人才发展趋势报告2024

Overview - The "Yangtze River Delta Talent Development Trend Report 2024" analyzes the talent and industry development status in the Yangtze River Delta region based on data from Zhaopin in 2023, highlighting the region's economic strength and recruitment trends [1][7]. Economic Overview - In 2023, the economic total of the Yangtze River Delta exceeded 30 trillion yuan, accounting for approximately 24.2% of the national total [12]. - Nine cities in the region, known as "trillion-yuan cities," released nearly 20% of the national recruitment positions [14]. Recruitment Characteristics - The digital economy is thriving, with the IT and internet sectors accounting for over 20% of recruitment [11]. - The new energy vehicle sector saw a 16.7% year-on-year increase in recruitment positions, with a strong demand for sales and technical roles [19]. - The region actively attracts overseas returnees, with the cultural and educational sectors showing the highest demand for such talent [34][38]. - Wuxi leads in recruitment salary growth, with a 4.5% year-on-year increase [43][46]. Job Seeker Characteristics - Job seekers in the Yangtze River Delta are predominantly young and highly educated, with over 81.8% under the age of 35 [49]. - The majority of job seekers hold degrees in management and engineering, reflecting the region's focus on high-quality talent [11][49]. Talent Development Trends - The region is expected to see a concentration of "high-quality" talent, an increase in talent retention, and a collaborative development between industry and talent [1][11]. - There are challenges such as uneven talent distribution and homogenized demand, necessitating structural optimization and better talent mobility [1][11]. Industry-Specific Insights - In the new energy vehicle sector, sales and technical positions are in high demand, with sales roles making up 20.9% of recruitment [22][24]. - The industrial automation sector is also growing, with mechanical engineers being the most sought-after positions [27][29]. - The artificial intelligence sector shows a strong demand for sales and high-tech roles, with sales consultants leading recruitment needs [31][33].