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Online hiring sees 9% jump in November; outlook bullish: Naukri

Telecom sector records maximum rise in hiring at 61%; non-IT sector also sees a steady revival

Online hiring sees 9% jump in November; outlook bullish: Naukri
Press Trust of India New Delhi
Last Updated : Dec 16 2015 | 1:11 PM IST
Online hiring activity registered a 9% growth in November over the corresponding period last year and apart from IT/ITeS and banking sectors, others are also charting steady revival, says a naukri.com report.

According to the leading job portal, recruitment activity continued its upturn, in spite of the fact that there has been a slight slowdown in the growth rate of jobs this month, owing to festivities.

"The job market continues to head north with a 9 % year-on-year growth in November, post an impressive 25 % growth on (October and November) base," naukri.com’s chief sales officer V Suresh said.

"Apart from sectors like IT/ITeS and banking that seem to lead the growth, good news is the slow but steady revival of the non IT sectors. Looks like good times are ahead for the jobseekers," Suresh added.

Sector-wise, telecom industry recorded the maximum rise in hiring activity (61%). Similar trends were also seen in the IT-Software, ITES, banking, healthcare, media and retail industries.

Apart from the growth in demand for marketing and advertising professionals, the demand for professionals in BFSI, ITeS, IT-Software and pharma recorded a year-on-year increase up to 20%, 19%, 12% and 7%, respectively during November.

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Meanwhile, demand for professionals in top management grew by 20% in November, the report added.

City-wise, all metros registered a stable hiring activity during November. Hyderabad led the pack and recorded a year-on-year increase in hiring activity to the tune of 24% during the month.

Hyderabad was followed by Delhi-NCR, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai in terms of hiring activity.

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First Published: Dec 16 2015 | 12:28 PM IST

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