Companies are looking for tech-savvy remote workers, Programs are available to help employees learn

Throughout the past year, companies have shifted to working remotely and it looks like that change could be here to stay.

WORKING REMOTELY ...AND IT LOOKSLIKE THAT CHANGECOULD BE HERE TO STAY.MANY COMPANIES ARE LOOKING FORTECH SAVY EMPLOYEES...THAT ARE ABLE TO WORKREMOTELY..

AND ARE EVENOFFERING TRAINING TO GETEVERYONE UP TO SPEED."TECH ELEVATOR" IS A 14 WEEKCODING BOOT CAMP WHERESTUDENTS LEARN TO BECOMESOFTWARE DEVELOPERS.BUSINESSES ARE ALSO GETTINGGOVERNMENT MONEY ...TO HELPRETAIN THEIR EMPLOYEES... ASTHEY GO THROUGH THISTYPE OF PROGRAM.WE'RE SEEING TECHNOLOGIST JOBSGROWING AT 21% SO ALMOST 5 TIMESTHE NATIONAL AVERAGE FOR SECTORINDUSTRY GROWTH.

THINK ABOUTSECTORS FOR FINANCE OR RETAILWHERE SOME OF THE GROWTH ISLEVELING OR DECLINING.

WE'RESEEING A MASSIVEINCREASE OF NEED FORTECHNOLOGISTS ACROSS THE UNITEDSTATES."IF YOU DON'T HAVE A JOB LINED UP-- PROGRAMS SUCH AS TECHELEVATOR CAN HELP YOU GETSTARTED.AND AS SOME COMPANIES EXPLOREREMOTE WORK -- OTHERSARE LOOKING TO GET EMPLOYEESBACK INSIDE THE OFFICE --ESPECIALLY AS MORE PEOPLE AREGETTING VACCINATED.GOOGLE HAS TOLD EMPLOYEES IT HASSET SEPTEMBER FIRSTAS ITS DEADLINE TO GO BACK TOTHE WORKPLACE.EMPLOYEES AT BLOOMBERG EXPECT TORETURN TO THEOFFICE AFTER THEY'RE VACCINATED.ACCORDING TO REPORTS -- 70PERCENT OF BUSINESSLEADERS SAY THEY PLAN TO HAVEEMPLOYEES RETURN TO THEOFFICE BY THIS FALL.THE EASTER CELEBRATIONS