There was quarter-over-quarter solid growth in the tech jobs market, with a 16 percent increase in postings in this year’s second quarter.

Dice, a tech career-building company, released findings of tech jobs in its latest report. As far as methodology, the company analyzed more than one million tech job postings between April and June 2021 and compared that analysis to the same data collected from January through March 2021. Burning Glass Technologies provided all of the data for Dice to analyze.

There was tech job posting growth across locations, occupations, skills and employers in the U.S. from Q1 to Q2. Emerging tech hubs like Las Vegas, Sacramento and Nashville saw the most substantial growth, a press release states, and job postings from the top 50 tech employers remained high.

“We are in one of the hottest tech job markets since the dot-com era, as evidenced by the upward trend in tech job postings since November 2020,” Dice CEO Art Zeile said in a press release. “What’s most encouraging to me is the sweeping growth we experienced in the second quarter regardless of location, desired occupation, or skillset.”

As far as job posting volume quarter-over-quarter, New York’s volume increased by 21 percent, Atlanta increased by 18 percent, and Chicago rose by 11 percent. Forty-eight out of 50 top cities saw job posting growth, with emerging tech hubs outperforming the OGs. The cities in this category are ranked by the number of tech job postings they have.

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