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Industry survey to explore skills shortages

by Energy Journalist
August 10, 2018
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The third annual Global Energy Talent Index (GETI) survey has been released by Airswift and Energy Jobline, which are calling energy professionals to contribute to industry knowledge on skills shortages by taking part.

The survey results will explore the opinions of energy professionals across the power, oil and gas, renewables, nuclear and petrochemicals sectors. The theme for 2018 will specifically look at the impact of skills shortages. The results will highlight the professional view on how each market should adapt.

The report will uncover trends in demographics, pay and sector mobility. The resulting index will be a “deep dive” into the varied wants and needs of workers in each energy sector. Building on findings from previous years, the survey will look closely at the issue of skills shortages within each sector and elicit the professional opinion of where these shortages will occur and what can be done.

Janette Marx, Chief Executive at Airswift said, “We are excited about the third annual GETI survey opening, as we look forward to sharing the insightful data and trends from the responses collected. The report is used by some of the biggest names in the energy industry and highlights the macroeconomic employment trends around the world.

“The GETI report investigates what matters to professionals and their predictions for the future.”

The survey results will be reported in the Global Energy Talent Index in January 2019. Previous reports have been a must read for energy companies worldwide, as well as proactive energy recruitment agencies and associations.

Hannah Peet, Managing Director at Energy Jobline said, “The report is growing and adapting each year, capturing more precise data and exploring crucial industry-impacting topics. There is no better time to get involved.

“GETI 2018 received 21,000 responses from global energy professionals of all levels of experience. The survey is also distributed by the world’s top energy news websites and associations.”

The Global Energy Talent Index 2019 survey closes on 24 September 2018. All survey respondents have the opportunity to win an Apple Watch or pair of BOSE Headphones.

To complete the survey and be in with a chance of winning a prize of your choice, click here to be taken to the GETI survey.

 

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