Survey: Executive Job Market Improving

Jan. 13, 2005
By John S. McClenahen Executives this month appear to be more confident of their own job prospects. Nearly 48% of the 204 executives surveyed by ExecuNet, an Internet-based service, said that conditions in the executive employment market had improved ...
ByJohn S. McClenahen Executives this month appear to be more confident of their own job prospects. Nearly 48% of the 204 executives surveyed by ExecuNet, an Internet-based service, said that conditions in the executive employment market had improved during the past 30 days, a figure that was up five percentage points from March. (Some 52% described the market as flat and 1% said it was getting worse.) Some 41% of the executives were "confident" or "very confident" that the executive job market would improve during the next six months, a figure that was up four percentage points from March. Only 7% were "not confident" of improvement, and 52% were "somewhat confident." The survey results were released on April 16.

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