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He remote work This is a reality of today’s workplace. This is particularly true for the Argentina, the Latin American country with the most workers hired in this way.
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The data comes from market research by Deel, a human resources startup, in which the global workforce was analyzed in 2022, revealing more than 260,000 contracts in 160 countries.
Apart from the fact that Argentina is the country in Latin America where hiring is furthest away, the City of Buenos Aires It is in the top three cities in the world where the most talent is incorporated from other countries, after London and Toronto, and overtaking Madrid and Bangalore.
When it comes to the most wanted profiles, the report details that global recruitment is expanding to more industries such as education, financial services and real estate.
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Of course, the profiles that top the list are those of web developers, programmers and engineersfollowed in Argentina by interpreters and psychologists.
For its part, Lucas Da Ronco, from Seeds, said that the most sought-after profiles are those of designers and programmers, especially those who know how to program in languages such as PHP, React.JS, Node.JS, Angular, Python and MySQL. From the company, they added, the demand was no longer exclusive to technology and was beginning to demand design, consultancy and financial profiles. Roles with a more business profile, the search for commercial and marketing profiles has increased.
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The methods of distance contracting may also vary, due to the “relaxed” scope of work, the options of work by the hour or by the task carried out prevail over those which offer annual contracts or longer durations.
“On average, about 161 are charged dollars for every job,” he said. Sebastien Sisèles, Vice President of Freelancer. In any case, he clarified that this number is not higher than the average of the total, so there may be jobs that are charged more, as well as less.
Meanwhile from Seeds they said the jobs are billed at a rate of between $25 and $100 per hour worked, of course the cost of the 60 minutes will depend on the person’s seniority, skills and experience. previous experiences.
Finally, Da Ronco explained that the variability of loads is very high, “you can have projects 30 dollars to some of over $3,000“says the specialist.
To give an example, he explained that a junior programmer starts charging between $5 and $10 per hour, while an experienced programmer can charge up to $60. Da Ronco clarified that these values are referential, the payment will depend, as already said, on the profile of the professional and the characteristics of each project.
According to the human resources company Deel, in Argentina there is also a trend related to national companies that seek to develop their activities outside the territory: local entrepreneurs or startups also consider professionals located in other parts of the planet when looking for talent.
So much so that this year, hiring has increased in Uruguay (225%), Mexico (124%) and the United States (93%). The country is considered the third in Latin America to hire internationally, behind Mexico and Chile.
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