Talents and young professionals—new skilled workers for the electronics industry
The focus topic “Talents” at electronica 2024 highlighted the requirements for tomorrow's young talents and skilled workers.
The focus topic “Talents” in detail
The energy transition and digital transformation require highly qualified specialists with a wide range of skills. The focus topic "Talents" at electronica 2024 highlighted the requirements for tomorrow's young talents and skilled workers. We also showed how companies can become attractive employers and inspire young talent for future technologies.
What exactly does ‘Talents‘ mean in the context of the All Electric Society (AES)?
The AES requires a whole new set of skills. Technology is advancing rapidly and the demands on professionals and young talents are constantly changing. We are looking for talented people with an international mindset, technical expertise and excellent communication skills.
Why is this topic so important right now?
The shortage of skilled workers in the fields of electrical engineering, computer science and engineering is a serious problem. Companies face the challenge of finding highly qualified employees to ensure their competitiveness. Without a sufficient number of qualified specialists, the energy transition will be difficult to manage.
What are the latest developments in the field of talents?
HR departments are increasingly relying on artificial intelligence to find suitable candidates. At the same time, transparency in salary structures and the importance of sustainable employer brands are growing in importance. Talents are looking for companies that take their individual needs and values into account.
What are the challenges in this field?
- Shortage of skilled workers: The number of students enrolled in technical programs is declining.
- Rapid technological change: Skilled workers need to continually educate themselves to keep up with the latest developments.
- Growing structures: Many companies need to adapt their HR policies to attract and retain talent.
The trade fair program around the topic ‘Talents‘
electronica's high-caliber supporting program also showed what is happening in the industry in the area of skilled workers and young professionals. The focus here was on knowledge transfer and the exchange of expertise.
What aspects of this topic will be highlighted at electronica?
- Education and training: Innovative training concepts and continuing education opportunities for skilled workers.
- Career paths: Career opportunities in electrical engineering.
- Diversity & Inclusion: Measures to promote diversity and inclusion in the company.
- Sustainability: The role of sustainability in attracting and retaining talent.
Which companies will present themselves as potential employers for young professionals and skilled workers?
Most of the exhibitors at electronica will have members of their human resources departments on hand to provide information about career opportunities and development possibilities.
The electronica Career Area was organized in cooperation with the personnel service provider SchuhEder.
Which forums are specifically dedicated to Talents?
The electronica Career Area is the central point of contact for anyone interested in career opportunities in the electronics industry. Here you will find:
- Personal advice: Experts are available for individual career planning and application tips.
- Job exchange: A comprehensive job exchange with exclusive job offers.
- Young Talents Day: A special day for students, pupils and trainees with workshops, tours and networking opportunities. CTA Element weiß.
What insights did visitors take away?
- Current trends: The latest developments in talent management and current employer requirements.
- Best practices: Success stories for attracting and retaining talent and tips for job seekers.
- Future prospects: Insights into opportunities in the electronics industry.
Exhibitors at electronica
Renowned exhibitors presented the latest products and services. To find out which industry giants and up-and-coming young companies were exhibiting at electronica, check the list of exhibitors.