Labor market

15.July 2026 NR

The exodus of IT jobs from Serbia continues

Infostud records an increase in the number of job advertisements, especially for young people. But this does not apply to the IT sector, where the "great extermination" is underway with the help of artificial intelligence

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22.October 2025 Zoran Stanojević

Who eats software engineers?

Redundancies in the IT sector are no longer just a seasonal "redundancy" but a consequence of the new industrial revolution. Artificial intelligence replaces routine tasks, changes the structure of teams and fills managers with the illusion of endless savings. The question is - how long will he have someone to replace him.

Labor market

16.January 2024 FoNet

Fewer job ads, more job seekers

The information technology sector experienced the largest drop in the number of published job advertisements by as much as 50 percent in 2023 compared to 2022.

Economy and technology

21.June 2023 Z.S.

The Troubles in the IT Sector: A Lesson for More Sustainable Growth

The "IT bubble" burst primarily in Silicon Valley. Global events spilled over into the domestic IT industry, and companies in Serbia with successful operations, which until recently, apart from attractive salaries, offered idyllic working conditions, dismissed several hundred IT experts in the past few months, without notice

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14.June 2023 Zoran Stanojević

The discreet charm of a graphics card

Anyone who bought a computer and was looking for a slightly better machine has long known about NVIDIA. It is the company that, along with AMD and Intel, makes the most popular and probably the best discrete graphics cards, those are the ones that are not integrated into the motherboard. The value of this company's shares has doubled since the beginning of the year, and compared to October 14 last year, it is three and a half times higher

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15.march 2023 Zoran Stanojević

Post-pandemic stress

Zoom announced that it was laying off 15 percent of its employees, or 1300 people. They cite the unpredictability of the global economy as the reason. They are not the only ones, most IT companies in the world, including in Serbia, have been seriously cutting the number of employees since the beginning of this year. There are several explanations for this phenomenon, it must be said, not quite expected

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10.October 2022 Zoran Stanojević

IT sector: Monetary shock

The digital revolution has lasted almost half a century, the time of business sciatica and elevated cholesterol has come. It's not like the party is over, but you can't go straight from it to work anymore, wrote "Vreme" in issue 1656

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29.September 2022 Zoran Stanojević

Back to the office: I'm far from a beautiful house

Although research shows that working from home is more efficient than working in the office, most of the companies that embraced it wholeheartedly, such as Apple, Microsoft, Meta and Google, are now saying that it is no longer an option, at least not on a mass scale. Returning to the office is inevitable if you want to keep your job, wrote "Vreme" in issue 1655