BANGALORE: Job prospective is looking up for professionals and managers as it continues to grow globally, revealed the 18th edition of the Antal Global Snapshot from international recruitment firm.
As for India the survey suggested that the overall pct of companies presently recruiting marks at 63pct. Hiring levels remain optimistic with an 88pct of organizations aim at increasing their staff while 29pct of businesses are shedding their numbers, reports ET.
In India, 2,292 companies participated in the survey to find out the recruiting process and trends at managerial and professional level. The survey revealed that the companies hiring in India were marked at 63pct, 10pct rise on an annually and per predictions in September 2014.
Experienced professionals in several key disciplines such as Accounting & Finance, Human Resource, Operation and Sales & Marketing are in markedly short supply in India. Construction and Banking professionals can expect high levels of competition for jobs in the coming month
Experienced professionals in main disciplines areas such as human resource, Accounting & Finance, Operation and Sales & Marketing are short in supply. Banking and construction professionals said to face high level of competition for jobs in the next few months.
Joseph Devasia, Managing Director Antal International, India said, "The 18th AGS, which discovers hiring trends across global markets shows that in India, consumer focused industries led by ecommerce companies (74% of those surveyed) are leading the hiring march, and will continue to do so in the next quarter too. However Education, Pharma, ITES and Consumer Electronics also have showed strong growth and hiring outlooks remain high."
As per the reports that states the highest pct of hiring The Accounting (79pct) sector with Education (78pct), E-commerce (74pct), SSC/BPO (73 pct), IT (67 pct, Banking (65 pct, Pharma(62 pct), FMCG(60 pct) are a few that have been named. However in the next quarter, sectors such as like ICT Hardware (83 pct), Electronics (75 pct), E-commerce (71 pct), Accounting (74 pct), Marketing Advertising (68 pct), and SSC/BPO (69 pct) are expected to show positive hiring trends.
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