Top 10 Skills in Demand
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As an Elance provider, you quickly become aware of the popular skills requested by clients. You may have all the skills you need for the work you want to do, but could you be missing out on something? Is there room for you to expand your knowledge and open up new job types?
Well, if you’re interested in finding out what clients are looking for – check out the top 10 skills in demand (listed on the right) from clients on Elance as of October.
Looking for your specific skills and want to see where they rank? Visit the Elance homepage and you can browse top skills for hire by category.
But besides being interesting, how does this information help you get more jobs on Elance? You can use this data to identify trends in hiring, start to market your skills differently according to what’s in demand, or add new skills to your tool belt to stay competitive … all of which can ultimately lead to new opportunities.
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Nov 23, 2008 12:27pm
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The smart provider will continually adapt to the needs of the marketplace. It is the only way for the provider to survive. Learn and master new skills, yes, but do not go outside of logical vertical services. For example, learn and master CSS Programming, HTML and XHTML Coding, PHP Programming, Javascript, but do not get sidetracked by also trying to write web site content. Too much of your valuable time will be consumed with content writing - even to the point of hurting your coding efforts. |
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