IT sector maintains high hiring expectations in Argentina

Martín Sandoval, labor psychologist from UBA, stated that the information technology sector remains one of the most in demand by companies. He highlighted positive prospects for the final quarter of the year.

According to Sandoval, 39% of companies plan to hire IT staff during this period. The sector supports organizations' technological operations and decision-making at all levels.

University training in fields such as Systems Engineering or Systems Science remains key, although bootcamps and certifications are also valued. Sandoval noted that companies manage courses to address talent shortages.

Cybersecurity becomes essential amid rising cybercrimes. Sandoval recommended keeping updated programs and emphasized that AI does not replace the role of trained professionals.

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Chilean officials launching Modo Empleo plan to create 50,000 jobs
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Chilean government launches Modo Empleo plan to create 50,000 jobs

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The government activated the interministerial Modo Empleo table to generate 50,000 jobs before October, amid a 9.4% unemployment rate in the March-May quarter.

Colombia's Net Employment Outlook would reach 22% between July and September 2026, according to a ManpowerGroup survey of more than 500 employers.

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Economist Carolina Manucci stated in a Canal E interview that top growth sectors like energy do not create enough jobs, while manufacturing and formal employment face major declines.

The number of startups in Colombia grew 9.3% in 2025 to reach 2,295 active companies, according to the Colombia Tech Report 2026 by KPMG.

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Gross domestic product grew 2.3% in the first quarter compared with the same period in 2025, according to INDEC data. Mining, agriculture and Vaca Muerta drove the result.

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