Bangalore: Yes, there is no denying the fact that past few years have been tough for job seekers from all over the world. But it doesn’t mean that things aren’t getting better, especially in certain parts of the globe. Despite feeling the full effects of the 2008-2012 recession, most of the emerging nations seems to have risen again and are offering some of the best prospects for job seekers.

As per Grant Thomson International Business report, these countries are the ten most promising for employment growth in 2014.

#10. Thailand

Thailand, dubbed as ‘one of the greatest development success stories’ by the World Bank, is the second largest economy of Southeast Asia, behind Indonesia. It is regarded as an upper-middle income economy and has an unemployment rate of a mere 0.52 percent, which makes it the country with the third lowest unemployment rate in the world, behind Monaco and Qatar.

Thailand is basically an export dependent economy. As of now, a staggering 41 percent of the business organizations in Thailand are planning to hire employees during the course of the year. The in-demand occupations of this economy includes engineers, IT professionals, HR, sales professionals, marketing professionals, financial and accounting professionals. IT, energy, trading, industrial and services sectors are the top employers that are all set to hire. Tourism and agricultural industries are the sunshine sectors of this economy that accounts for a majority of the country’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product).  

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