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 Market Trends


  • Recruiter Confidence Index

  • Search Firm Hiring Index

  • Executive Job Market Intelligence Report 2009



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    Search Firm Hiring Index

      Percentage of executive search firms planning to hire additional professional staff during the next 3 months

    Fewer Search Firms Plan To Add Staff, Most To Keep
    Their Teams Intact


     


    Source: ExecuNet

    Summary Analysis:

      While executive recruiters continue to express confidence in the executive employment market for 2010, fewer of them are planning to hire additional staff as many search firms proceed with caution until the economy signals a more significant recovery.

    After spiking positively in January, ExecuNet's benchmark Search Firm Hiring Index retreated in February, with only 21 percent of 183 responding executive recruiters indicating they have plans to hire additional consulting and/or research staff in the next three months.

    Seventy-five percent of respondents indicated their staffs would remain at current level during the same period.


     


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