A New Approach to Corporate Recruiting

"Innovative Employee Solutions (IES) recently interviewed Jeremy Langhans, a recruiter for the high tech and telecom industries...

The job growth outlook for 2005 is looking up. The reasons for this improvement are two-fold: the continued solid economic growth coupled with the slow growth of the labor force. In 2004 job growth averaged 185,000 per month, with the economy growing at an annual rate of 3.5% to 4%.1 Due to the current upswing in the market both passive and active job seekers are looking to improve their career positions. According to a Monster.com survey of 8,044 people, 93% of respondents plan to change jobs in 2005. In addition, a study by the Collegiate Employment Research Institute reveals that companies plan to expand hiring of college grads by 20% over last year, with a projected average pay increase of 4% to 7%."

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