Jobs Report Shines at Year’s End

Posted By: Mark Anderson
Filed Under: mark anderson, executive hiring, economy, jobs report, employment trends, department of labor

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Last month, we reported the significant upswing in our exclusive Recruiter Confidence Index, a trajectory that began in October. For the last nine years, this index has been a leading indicator for the economy and for executive hiring, and Friday's job report reinforced how strongly this indicator has led.

Consistent with what recruiters pointed to in September, and in a big way in our December survey, the employment picture continues to brighten.

Published on: Friday, December 30, 2011

Top 11 for 2011

Posted By: Robyn Greenspan
Filed Under: robyn greenspan, execunet, executive recruiters, job search, market trends, executive job market, executive careers, most read, skills, popular

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Thank you to everyone who read, commented, visited and shared content from Executive Insider this last year. Much of what we publish here comes from information gleaned inside our membership, with experts who interact in our executive communities, on-site at exclusive events, and the ongoing conversations we have with professionals like you.

Published on: Thursday, December 29, 2011

Executive Job Creation Picked up in December

Posted By: Joseph Daniel McCool
Filed Under: joseph daniel mccool, the economy, business confidence, executive employment, executive job creation index

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The number of employers expecting to recruit for senior-executive roles over the next six months is higher than the number of employers planning to shed management jobs during the same time, according to the results of an ExecuNet December survey of 126 executive recruiters.