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AI-driven hiring rises despite major tech layoffs

- Software Developers (+28%)
- Database Administrators (+27%)
- Computer and Information Systems Managers (+22%)
- Software QA Analysts and Testers (+20%)
Talent supply not keeping up
The growing demand for tech talent comes in the wake of a hiring slowdown, according to a report. The iCIMS findings revealed that while job openings grew nine per cent year-over-year, application volume has dropped 11% from last year.
Hiring also rose by only one per cent from a year ago, struggling to rebound from a sharp decline in 2025, according to the findings.
In the wake of the rising talent crunch, iCIMS urged organisations to invest in smarter sourcing and stronger candidate communication.
“When applicant volume is shrinking, the fastest win is to unlock more value from candidates you already know,” Cotton added.
“Treat silver medalists and near‑misses as a primary pipeline and keep them warm with simple, always‑on nurture.”
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