The labor market, as well as other spheres of life in the era of digitalization, is all encompased by transformations, which people often seem to have no time to adapt to. Choosing the best way to prepare for the new demands of modern profession or, even more, of another career to which we want to migrate is increasingly challenging. Here is the situation in Mexico presented by Bemorepanda.

 

1.Agile Methodology Coach

 

In the corporate context, the concept of agility refers not only to speed, but also to the strategy of responding to the constant changes that the business is going through. Agile is a project management methodology focused on developing teams

more agile, in order to facilitate the transformations in the organizational culture necessary for the company's sustainability. The coach specialized in this model trains the teams and supervises their development so that they can contribute with their potential for effective results. Technology-related companies are the ones that most seek these professionals right now.

 

Five essential knowledge:

Kanban; Agile methodology; Scrum; project management in Agile; and business agility.

 

Three segments that most seek:

Information Technology and services; computer software; and internet.

 

2.Customer Success Specialist

 

The relationship with the customer after the purchase is now fundamental for any company, as it is a way of maintaining his interest in the products or services he offers. The customer's success specialist plays a key role in providing the buyer with a quality after-sales experience. That is why,

it generally presents a profile that combines technical and behavioral skills, as it needs to understand technology and manage relationships. Like salespeople, the companies that seek them most are linked to technology: IT and services, software and the internet.

 

Five essential knowledge:

Inbound marketing; Helping Clients Succeed; customer relations; digital marketing; and customer experience.

 

Three segments that most seek:

Information Technology and services; computer software; and internet.

 

3.Cybersecurity engineer

 

Any device connected to the internet is vulnerable to cyber attacks and, therefore, data security on the network has become central to companies. In this scenario, the role of cybersecurity engineer is increasingly important and thus

the second place among the main trends. The professional creates security systems and monitors the organization's IT infrastructure to prevent intrusions and implement processes and controls.

 

Five essential knowledge:

Docker Products; Ansible; DevOps; Amazon Web Services, AWS; and Kubernetes.

 

Three segments that most seek:

Information Technology and services; computer software; financial services.

 

4.DevOps Engineer 

 

What you should know:  A DevOps Engineer’s main function is to operate the IT infrastructure of their organization. This means time spent working with software developers, system operators, and others to oversee code releases.

 

Skills unique to the job: Docker Products, Jenkins, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Ansible, DevOps 

 

Where the jobs are: Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, Kitchener, Calgary 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Information Technology & Services, Computer Software, Banking, Financial Services, Internet 

 

5.JavaScript Developer

 

The JavaScript programming language is one of the main technologies of the internet, as it allows interactive web pages. Most websites and browsers have a dedicated JavaScript engine to run them. The companies that most seek programmers with this specialization are in the areas of Information Technology, software and the internet.

 

Five essential knowledge:

React.js; Node.js; AngularJS; Git; and MongoDB.

 

Three segments that most seek:

Information Technology and services; computer software; and internet.

 

6.Data scientist

 

There is a saying that data is the new oil. Their importance to companies explains why professions linked to the capture, processing, analysis, representation and interpretation of large volumes of data arrive with force among the emerging ones, according to the LinkedIn survey. The good data scientist has the necessary knowledge to analyze the data and, from them, build models, make experiments and seek insights for the best decision making. It is an area for graduates in computer science, computer engineering and applied mathematics, for example.

 

Five essential knowledge:

Machine Learning; data science; Python language; R language; and data science.

 

Three segments that most seek:

Information Technology and services; banks; and computer software.

 

 

7.Sales Development Representative 

 

What you should know: Sales Development Representative is an employee who knows who, how and why you need to sell your product. It’s the continued explosive growth of technology services that rely on SDRs to find new customers that keep this job on the list. 

 

Unique skills: Business Development, Lead Generation, Sales, Salesforce, Software as a Service (SaaS). 

 

Industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Information Technology & Services, Internet, Marketing & Advertising, Food & Beverages. 

 

Previous roles: Account Manager, Business Development Executive, Business Development Manager, Sales Executive. 

 

8.Product Owner 

 

What you should know: The Product Owner knows everything about the needs and pains of the user, the capabilities of the team, see their points of contact for the benefit of the entire project.

 

Skills unique to the job: Agile Methodologies, Scrum, Product Management, Agile Product Management, JIRA 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Information Technology & Services, Banking, Financial Services, Internet 

 

 

 

9.Data Engineer (34% annual growth)

 

 What you should know: Data Engineer is a mixture of data analysts and data scientists. He is responsible for extracting, transforming, loading data, and processing it. The profession is in demand primarily due to high salaries and demand among employers.

 

Skills unique to the job: Apache Spark, Hadoop, Python, Extract/Transform/Load (ETL), Amazon Web Services 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Information Technology & Services, Internet, Computer Software, Financial Services, Hospital & Health Care 

 

10.Full Stack Engineer 

 

What you should know:  Full Stack Engineer is a developer who must understand the entire stack of technologies and components used in the project, both in terms of the front-end and back-end. At the same time, such a developer does not have to be senior in all technologies that are used in the development of an application.

 

Skills unique to the job: React.js, Node.js, AngularJS, JavaScript, Git 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Information Technology & Services, Internet, Financial Services, Marketing & Advertising 

 

11.Data Consultant 

 

What you should know: Data Consultant is about having the ability to analyze and process said data to make organizations more profitable through reduced costs and increased revenues. Cue the Data Consultant, another new addition to the Emerging Jobs Report. 

 

Skills unique to the job: Hadoop, Apache Spark, Hive, Machine Learning, Big Data 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Information Technology & Services, Banking, Financial Services, Management Consulting, Computer Software 

 

12.Salesforce Developer

 

Centralizing in a single database all the interactions between a company and its customers is one of the most important tasks currently developed in organizations. For this, a group of tools called Customer Relationship Management, CRM (in Portuguese, Relationship Management) has been used.

with the client). Salesforce is one of the strongest CRM systems on the market, and its expert programmers analyze business processes, develop workflows and generate solutions for specific business needs.

 

Five essential knowledge:

Salesforce.com development; Apex programming language; Salesforce.com features; Salesforce.com administration; and Visualforce.

 

Three segments that most seek:

Computer software; Information Technology and services; and management consulting.

 

 

13.Day Trader Investor

 

Day Trade is a strategy for buying and selling shares on stock exchanges on the same day. As it requires quick analysis and decision-making, the most sought-after knowledge in this investor profile is on stock exchanges, capital markets, Trading (short-term investments) and the Technical Analysis methodology

(technical analysis, in Portuguese), which aims to predict future market behavior based on historical data.

 

Five essential knowledge:

Stock Exchange; Technical Analysis; investments; capital market; and short-term trading investment.

 

Three segments that most seek:

Financial services; capital market; and investment fund managers.

 

14.Site Reliability Engineer 

 

What you should know: The Site Reliability Engineer is constantly looking at the possibility of automation and has quite broad powers. Any problem for him in the first place is a reason for the analysis. Thanks to SRE, we understand if there are bugs in the application, how to fix them, and how to continuously improve the reliability of this system in the future.

 

Skills unique to the job: Amazon Web Services (AWS), DevOps, Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker Products

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Internet, Information Technology & Services, Banking, Financial Services 

 

15.Social media manager

 

Leader of the ranking, the profession of social media manager had its demand increased annually by an average of 122% between 2015 and 2019. The people in the role are responsible for the image, for the relationship and engagement and for the prospecting of a company on digital channels. They strategically expand business possibilities through websites and social networks like LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. In addition to solid knowledge in digital marketing and social media, these professionals are expected to master tools such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.

 

Five essential knowledge:

Digital marketing; social networks; Adobe Photoshop; Adobe Illustrator; and marketing.

 

Three segments that most seek:

Advertising and marketing; online media; and internet.

 

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Mexico is a country famous for its fantastic beaches and Mayan and Aztec ruins and pyramids. But this country full of history has much more to offer and this is the reason why it is tenth in the list of preferences of tourists around the world, when it comes to spending the holidays. Here are seven of the most beautiful and popular things about Mexico.

 

Mexicans represent a combination of over 50 different indigenous groups. This means that almost all Mexican citizens have indigenous blood flowing through their veins. The inhabitants of this country are very friendly and proud of the culture and heritage of their country.

 

Mexican food is famous all over the world, but the offers are much more varied than decattacos, fajitas, burritos, hot peppers, beans and tomatoes. In fact, the basis of most Spanish dishes is corn. The people here have been making corn tortillas for centuries, for which they have used varieties grown in the country. But you will also find other excellent dishes with vegetables, seafood and meat.

 

And many other interesting things you can find out today with Bemorepanda. We collected 50 pictures and facts about Mexico, a unique country!

 

1. Burritos and tacos are national and very popular food here, based on tortillas made from corn, wheat and even cactus flour. The second component is meat, chicken or vegetables and necessarily beans, all seasoned with a hot chili sauce.

 

2. Freshly squeezed juices, as well as various soft drinks sold on every corner, are very cheap, but be careful - ice is generously put there or diluted with water of unknown origin.

 

3. Fruits on the streets are sold peeled and cut, in plastic bags. Before selling them, they are offered to be sprinkled with chili powder with sugar on top - for hot lovers.

 

4. Homemade ice cream, which can be found on sale, is sold without packaging, and what looks like chocolate chips may turn out to be chili peppers. Even when buying ice cream you need to clarify - "no spicy pliz" =).

 

5. Tequila (full name of Santiago de Tequila) is the name of the Mexican city in which the main production of the drink of the same name is located.

 

6. Blue agave is the plant from which Tequila is made, contrary to popular belief that it is made from cacti. Blue agave belongs to the asparagus family and looks like a small bush with thorns, which is probably why the stereotype about cacti appeared.

 

7. Tequilero - this is the name of a tequila specialist.

 

8. Popular local sweets: apple and other fruit candy - in the form of toffee and in the form of cubes; candied coconut in lime; Juchela-shaped sweet beans with chili.

 

9. Boiled corn is also a popular delicacy here - you can buy the whole cob or already peeled in a glass. The seller, in addition to corn, adds salt, mayonnaise to the glass, sprinkles with cheese and squeezes lime juice onto all this mash. And for the ear and for the glass the price is the same - a little more than a dollar.

 

10. Corn here is generally a universal product - it is eaten raw, boiled and grilled; it is used for making tortillas, stew, yogurt and even corn ice cream with pieces of corn.

 

11. Meat in villages is often sold without refrigerators - despite the heat, it simply hangs on a hook.

 

12. In large supermarkets, sellers work in gauze bandages.

 

13. Mexican Groupon is very developed in large cities - interesting offers are often found, promotions will appeal to discount fans. We bought coupons in a cafe more than once, booked a hotel room (3 nights for the price of two), paid for an "extreme tour" with a 75% discount, a visit to a crocodile farm for 50% and a segway tour for 30% of the tour cost.

 

14. The sand on the Caribbean coast of coral origin is very fine, white and hardly gets hot. In 40 degrees heat, you can walk barefoot on it.

 

15. The water in the Caribbean Sea is very warm, about 25-28 degrees all year round.

 

16. The underwater museum with four hundred sculptures located at a depth of about 2 to 10 meters is located near Cancun. Divers who are bored with tropical fish and coral reefs will surely like it.

 

17. The beaches of Cancun and Tulum are among the ten best beaches in the world according to TripAdvisor.

 

18. Cenotes are natural wells or small lakes that the Mayans used as sources of water and places for sacrifices, they will surely appeal to snorkelers. Most cenotes are located in caves with many bizarre stalactites and stalagmites. The water there is crystal clear and pleasantly cool, well suited for relaxing from the heat outside.

 

19. Iguanas of different colors and sizes are very common in villages and small towns in Mexico.

 

20. Official taxis in Mexico City have a state license with a photo of the driver on the glass. To avoid misunderstandings, it is recommended that you check the photo with the person driving.

 

21. Taxis in Mexico City differ in safety classes. The safer - the more expensive, but generally it is quite cheap. For 3 or 4 people, it is often more profitable to take a taxi than to travel by public transport.

 

22. The cost of local calls from a pay phone does not depend on the duration of the call. For example, an unlimited city call will cost 3 pesos (25 cents).

 

23. Mexico City is located in the mountains, at an altitude of 2240 m, so if you are flying from the coast or lowland parts, prepare to wear a sweater or jacket at the exit from the airport. It is warm during the day and quite cool in the morning and evening.

 

24. The metro in the capital of 20 million, in comparison with St. Petersburg and Moscow, is relatively uncrowded, even at rush hour.

 

25. In addition to the name, each metro station has a picture designation - this is done especially for those who cannot read.

 

26. There are parking lots for bicycles at some metro stations - many people get to the station by bike, hang it on special handrails in the lobby in front of the turnstiles and then go by metro.

 

27. Many merchants can be found in the metropolitan subway - both spreading their goods in the passages, and moving along the wagons. In funny, howling voices, like a church priest singing psalms, they offer to buy a variety of goods - food, clothing, shoes, souvenirs, etc. - often like ours "three for a dozen" =).

 

28. The sellers of music discs are visible, or rather heard the most. They enter the carriage with a backpack-column behind their backs and turn on a CD with hits so that they can be heard at the next station.

 

29. Free bike rental - a special city program for tourists operates in Mexico City. Bicycle hotspots are located close to many attractions.

 

30. Metrobus is a special type of transport in the capital, something between the metro and the bus. Outwardly this is a bus, but it consists of two parts and travels, most often, along a dedicated lane. The entrance to it is carried out through turnstiles at specially equipped stops.

 

31. The first subway car is intended for disabled people and women - such a separation is a forced measure of the state to protect women from the harassment of hot Mexicans.

 

32. There are a lot of currency exchange offices in tourist places, but it is best to change the currency in banks - the rate is always better. You must have a passport with you.

 

33. Double names are the norm for local people (for example, Addi Maria or Carlos Antonio). This has nothing to do with the parents, just at birth they give not one name, but two at once.

 

34. Medical care for the Mexican population is free, but, as the locals themselves say, it is of very poor quality, so if you want normal conditions and assistance, you need to go to a private clinic.

 

35. Education is also almost completely free. Various social programs are provided for schoolchildren - up to free meals and uniforms. The universities pay decent scholarships, but many still do not want to study - they go to work.

 

36. Quinceañera - one of the important events in the life of a Mexican girl, symbolizing the entry into adulthood. Quinceañera is celebrated on the 15th anniversary and is usually celebrated on a grand scale - with a ceremony in the church, flowers, gifts, professional photography and video filming, dancing and live music. The guests and the hero of the occasion dress in expensive outfits and jewelry to match the wedding.

 

37. The numbering of streets and houses in cities is very curious - streets are named by numbers: Calle 1, Calle 2. And even numbers go perpendicular to odd ones, and the address is listed as "Calle 2, house 56, between Calle 1 and Calle 3". This is very convenient and allows you to quickly find the desired street and house on it, even without having a map at hand.

 

38. One-way traffic is organized in many cities due to the fact that most of the streets are narrow. Moreover, the direction of movement alternates - for example, on Calle 1 in one direction, and on Calle 3 - in the other. There is two-way traffic on wide streets, they are usually called Avenida - avenues.

 

39. Most small towns and villages are built on the same principle: a square central square, where the cathedral gathering and the police building are located, and in the middle there is a park area.

 

40. Tricycles are the most common form of transport in small villages. Moreover, one wheel is located at the back, and 2 - in front and on them there is a large basket in which they carry everything in a row - from firewood to people.

 

41. Inhabitants of very poor villages live in reed huts. Often inside such a hut, the only "piece of furniture" is a hammock.

 

42. Chips, biscuits and Coca-Cola - a permanent set of products, which is in every shop, in every run-down village. The Coca-Cola inscription is here on all stores.

 

43. Insurance with a franchise is offered by most car rental companies. Finding full coverage insurance takes hard work.

 

44. The difference between "automatic" and "mechanics" when renting a car, as a rule, is not very significant - usually overpaid only $ 12 per week.

 

45. License plates are missing on many cars - instead of them there is a "technical passport" on the rear window.

 

46. ​​Imprinting - this ancient procedure had to be subjected to a bank card to pay for a rented car. A few days later, the bank blocked the card due to the fact that it was "compromised". It is not known if this is due to imprinting or simply to spending in Mexico.

 

47. Heavy things, especially basins, are often worn by women on their heads.

 

48. Policemen patrolling the streets of the city, standing in the back of an SUV - a frequent occurrence in tourist cities.

 

49. Corruption is very common among police officers - in case of any violation on the road, they begin to gently offer to "resolve the issue on the spot."

 

50. The city of the Maya Indians, Chichen Itza, which belongs to the list of "7 new wonders of the world" is located on the Yucatan Peninsula.