To answer this question, you should know what’s React Native and where it’s used. React Native is an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript-based framework helping to write splendid and efficient applications that will work on multiple platforms — say, on your new iPhone and your old Android-based Nokia. Cross-platform frameworks help spare time and workforce: instead of hiring a few separate teams that will adapt your app to different platforms and usage modes, you can use React Native (created by the Facebook company), Xamarin (created by Microsoft), or Flutter — and forget about all the pains brought by adaptation.
For the past decade, app development has been living through its best years (the COVID pandemic has greatly instigated its pace). If something doesn’t have an app, it quickly becomes obsolete in the smartphone civilization. So — yes, you’ll probably need React Native gurus this year. And the following one.