The future of software development in Finland
summary
More than half of Finland’s software jobs concentrate in the Helsinki region while many firms remain under ten people, and the market uses a PESTEL lens to predict trends. Finnish or Swedish is still required in public and health sectors and rural SMEs, English hires grow, and companies that invest in junior training and inclusion win. Freelancing expands with a posttax pay gap, and work becomes “on site on paper, remote in practice,” risking offshoring.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:43The big picture
- 2:25The near future
- 5:43Software development in Finland
- 8:29Salary in Finland
- 10:20Remote work in Finland
- 13:40Digitally the Talks
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