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Employment Picture Looks Promising

Thursday, September 9th 2004
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Although it is not the official end of summer it appears by the mess on my desk it that my summer is over. Fall tends to be an active hiring season and we are experiencing a healthy increase in recruitment demands.

DeVry University, headquartered in Illinois, conducted a survey of employers recently. They report that more than 81 percent across a diverse range of industries expect to increase overall hiring in the next 12 months.

Among employers who plan to hire, nearly 30 percent expect to increase their staff size by 11-25 percent; 60 percent expect to increase staff by 1-10 percent; and 7 percent say they will increase staff by up to 50 percent in the coming year. Technology skills are high on the list of jobs that will be available.

If this overall picture translates to the geospatial sciences community then we are in for a good employment year.


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