IT still tops hiring expectations, recruitment survey finds
IT continues to be the most optimistic industry sector in New Zealand according to recruitment firm Hudson’s latest six-monthly survey of hiring expectations.
IT continues to be the most optimistic industry sector in New Zealand according to recruitment firm Hudson’s latest six-monthly survey of hiring expectations.
In a survey of 1,400 US-based CIOs conducted last month by IT recruitment firm Robert Half Technology, 16% of executives polled plan to hire full-time IT staff in the fourth quarter of this year, while only 4% plan to reduce personnel.
Three general managers leave 'Barmy army' recruiter
Competition is keen for the top jobs
Recruitment agency Spherion's Asia-Pacific division, including New Zealand, has been sold to Australian recruitment and HR management firm Ross Human Directions.
The sudden departure of Thames-Coromandel District Council’s IS manager could conceivably have happened anywhere, though the incident raises questions around the filling senior IT positions in the regions.
When job seekers sit down for an interview with John Golden, chief technology officer at CNA Insurance, he sometimes hits them with this question: "You're stuck in traffic. What do you do?"
A recent survey of 270 Canadian CIOs, working at companies with more than 100 employees, found that projected IT hiring in 2003 is less likely to increase than in past years.
A majority of Canadian enterprise executives feel low-tech methods are still the most effective ways to find IT professionals, according to a recent poll.
After a year of IT budget cuts, hiring freezes and layoffs, the IT staffing crunch of the late '90s has likely retreated to a dusty corner of your long-term memory. If so, get ready for some major déjà vu.
IT employers can expect more professionalism when seeking staff if a careers site run by recruiters lives up to its promise.
When the IT market is "flooded with graduates", just how did ex-fireman Aaron Wooley and just-back-from-OE Daniel Haque nail jobs?
A New Zealand IT company recently found itself in need of a project manager. Using an online candidate assessment tool, its recruitment firm cut the number of applicants from 35 to a shortlist of eight, who were then all offered interviews within 24 hours.
How should IT employers choose a recruitment agency? With the John Davy affair not far behind us, here's a few tips for anyone looking to take on staff.
"Local or Asia Pacific-owned businesses seem to be hiring as usual”