The line graph illustrates data on the number of jobs available in six different sectors, namely data scientist, software engineer, graphic designer, accountant, marketing manager, and HR specialist, from 2021 to 2026.
Overall, it is clear that software engineers have a high vacancy rate; however, other occupations are fluctuating significantly, and the number of accountant positions is slowly increasing.
In 2021, positions in software engineering were at 80, being the highest among all other occupations, and continued to rise to reach 90 in 2026. Following that, graphic designers were in second position with 75, having more vacancies in 2021; however, this line plummeted steadily in the coming years until the end of the graph, reaching 30. Additionally, marketing manager positions were in third place with 50, yet they saw a slow increase in the first three years; after that, it fluctuated suddenly, peaked at 75, and dropped to 60, which was the same number of vacancies as in 2023; then, it is predicted to increase slowly.
Moving on to the other three data points, the positions for data scientists were only 35 at the beginning of the year; yet, surprisingly, with a minute oscillation after three years, it peaked above 100 in 2026. Finally, accountants and HR specialists had the fewest positions. Accountants, with 15 vacancies, gradually increased to 40 in 2026, and the 25 HR specialist vacancies drastically oscillated and dropped to 20 in the future.