79% of tech jobs now require office presence. I analyzed 432K job postings to see where remote stands in 2025.
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79% of tech jobs now require office presence. I analyzed 432K job postings to see where remote stands in 2025.
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I run a job aggregator and analyzed 432K job postings from 1,092 established tech companies throughout 2025. Here's the reality of remote work:
The overall picture:
- On-site: 79%
- Remote: 14%
- Hybrid: 7%
Remote % by sector:
- Enterprise: 36% (most remote-friendly)
- Fintech: 30%
- AI companies: 30%
- SaaS: 22%
- B2B: 11%
- Cloud Computing: 5%
- Hardware: 0%
Monthly trend:
Remote actually ticked UP to 17% in November during the hiring slowdown - companies posting fewer jobs were more likely to offer remote. December settled at 15%.
Other findings that might interest this sub:
- Only 17% of jobs are entry-level (companies want experienced hires)
- Senior+ roles are 46% of all postings
- Python + AWS appears in every sector's top skills
- Series D+ companies hire 3x more per company than early stage
- November hiring crashed 31% - biggest single-month drop of the year
Where to look if you want remote:
Enterprise, Fintech, and AI companies are your best bet at 30%+. Hardware is 0% (obviously). The "Cloud Computing" sector ironically has only 5% remote.
Full report with more breakdowns: https://www.leethub.io/blog/tech-jobs-wrapped-2025
Curious what others are seeing in their job searches - is 14% remote matching your experience?
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