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Increased hiring activity for human resource executives was revealed by the Jobfox Top 25 Most Wanted U.S. Job Candidates: June 2008 rankings. Human resource executives are now the 25th most wanted, according to the Jobfox rankings report for June. Recruiting/Staffing professionals also ranked 24th--the second-consecutive month that recruiters have held this position.
"There are still many bright spots, even in the face of an uncertain economy," said Rob McGovern, CEO of Jobfox. "Most companies continue to place a premium on the recruitment and retention of qualified professionals. There will be layoffs, but most companies are depending on human resource managers to keep talent losses to a minimum. And many companies continue to aggressively seek new sources of talent from their recruiters."
According to the June 2008 rankings, the most wanted professions include Software Design/Development, Sales Representative/Business Development, Accounting/Finance Executive, Accounting and Nursing.
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