By John S. McClenahen Job prospects for executives are improving, suggests an ExecuNet survey. Some 39% of 112 executives surveyed are now "confident" or "very confident" that the executive employment market will improve during the next six months. ...
ByJohn S. McClenahen Job prospects for executives are improving, suggests an ExecuNet survey. Some 39% of 112 executives surveyed are now "confident" or "very confident" that the executive employment market will improve during the next six months. That's up eight percentage points from the 31% who said so in November. In contrast, 13% are "not confident" the executive job market will be better in the next half year-the same level as in November--and 48%, compared with 56% in November, are "somewhat confident" that will happen. Executives now unemployed expect their job search will take 12.2 months; that slightly below November's expectation of 12.5 months.
