Recession Gone, Its Job Time Again

Jobs which seemed a distant possibility in 2009 and the first quarter of 2010, are back and this time all the companies are making a beeline for suitable candidates. On the forefront of these recruiters are related to retail and FMCG ( Fast Moving Consumer Goods) sectors. Yes, with the economies recovering quite faster than expected, in the post recession period, the consumers are once again back to their spending ways.

This spend has led to the flourishing of retail sectors which is quite evident in their aggressive hiring patters this year. There are plenty of jobs available with the associated verticals and you can see this in the increase in the number of marketing jobs, procurement jobs, supply chain jobs etc. Most of the companies seek an MBA in the respective field for these jobs and for the right candidate there is no dearth of a rewarding career in the retail sector.

The sector promises hefty payouts and all the other amnesties which would make you a content person with an assurance of stability and choosing a right career path. Besides these, you will be required to move places in order to manage a retail chain system in efficient manner.

One of the other sector that promises a good and promising carrier track relates to power sector. In any developing or developed economy, power plays a crucial role and this is why recession or no recession the power sector has consistently been providing jobs in various verticals. But yes with the end of recession mining jobs, engineering jobs, and others in power sector have splurged up in recent times. Usually, you need to be an engineering graduate or post graduate to be considered for this job.

The market is upbeat about the growth and many companies have booked substantial profit in this quarter and many of these have charted out a prospective plan of aggressive hiring. So, you just need to show your competency in the current market and there is no shortage of jobs for the skilled persons. Its time to start preparing for interviews and tests again, as the year and ahead promises plenty of jobs in almost all the verticals.