Another factor that may be influencing candidates' interest is the size of the company. According to Semrush's data, major tech companies – including Meta and Amazon – are seeing growing traffic to their job postings pages. (Credit: tirachard/Adobe Stock)
When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit in spring of 2020, many people bemoaned having to spend two weeks working from home. Then two weeks turned into two months, and now, for many people, two years – and now, workers are no longer quite as skeptical about at-home employment. In fact, according to new research by Semrush, a keyword research platform, demand for remote jobs just keeps rising. The research, which was based on data from search engine traffic, finds that searches for remote jobs are up 300%, year over year. That includes searches for specific types of remote work jobs, including searches for part-time remote jobs and entry-level remote jobs.
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