Good News!!!!! The Job Market Looks Good For 2014

Source: Staffing Industry Analysts

The Job Market Looks Good For 2014. Read this article and be HAPPY!!!  Click here for JOBS.

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The Future of Work (A Presentation)

Source: Achievers

Check out this presentation about the Future of Work and discover how you are going to work in the future. 

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The Future of Work from Achievers

US Job Market Resilient Despite Budget Fight

Source:  U.S.News & World Report

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. job market showed resilience in three reports Thursday, suggesting it may able to withstand a federal budget battle that threatens more economic uncertainty in coming months.

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Need A Job? Don't Worry. IT Hiring Market Heats Up for 2013

Source: Baseline

Need A Job?  Don't Worry.  IT Hiring Market Heats Up for 2013.

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IT Jobs and Spending Forecast and Trends for 2013 (This Looks pretty Good!!)

I do not have a crystal ball for next year, but the following articles paints a pretty good picture for IT spending and jobs for 2013.

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• IT employment set to skyrocket in 2013
• From ZDNet: Tech Jobs 2013 Podcast with Dr. Tracey Wilen-Daugenti
• Strong IT Hiring Good for Job Candidates, but What About Employers?
• Gartner: 2013 Tech Spending To Hit $3.7 Trillion
• Why the 3.8 Trillion Dollar IT Industry is on the “Trend to Spend”

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Do You Need a JOB? Try This --> Find a Job Using Disruptive Innovation

From: HBR

You can find a new job using the following technique.

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Good News!!! Number of Information Technology Jobs Hit Fifth High in a Row

Jobs, Jobs, Jobs!!!!!!!!!

IT Job market is looking good so far in this weak economy.


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Jobs Forecast: Forecasters: U.S. to Add 144,100 Jobs a Month

Check Out This News!! Jobs, Jobs, Jobs!!!!!

Forecasters: U.S. to Add 144,100 Jobs a Month


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Good News!!! Chief Information Officers Plan to Expand their Information Technology (IT) Departments with More Staff

Jobs, Jobs, and More Jobs For IT Professionals!!!

I like this article and you will too.  Jobs outlook  for IT professionals looks pretty good for 2011.  Click here to learn more:  IT Jobs

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A Free Latin America Information Resource

If you are planning a business transformation project in Latin America,  you may want to visit LANIC (LATIN AMERICAN NETWORK INFORMATION CENTER).  This website is a free internet portal on Latin American studies.  The information on this website is presented in English, Portuguese, and Spanish.

Check out this valuable information resource from the University of Texas at Austin.

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Consulting Industry Recovery In Full Swing: 70% of Firms Grew in 2010, Survey Says

From: [Consulting Magazine]

Majority of Firms Report Double-Digit Revenue Growth.  If you’re still blaming the economy for your firm’s financial struggles, you’re in the clear minority of consulting firms, according to initial findings of Consulting magazine’s Executive Outlook 2011 survey.

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Brazil, Argentina Seek to Bring Cuba Into Mercosur Trade Bloc

From: [Bloomberg]

Member nations of Mercosur will seek to boost economic and political ties with Cuba in a bid to make the communist island an associate member of the South American trade bloc.

Brazil’s Foreign Minister Celso Amorim, speaking to reporters at a summit of Mercosur leaders in Foz de Iguacu, Brazil, said that member states also agreed on a time frame of 10 years to eliminate exceptions to the bloc’s common external tariff.

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Will Indian IT sector have a new face by 2015?

From: [SiliconIndia]

Bangalore: It is true that from 1996 the Indian IT industry has witnessed a rapid growth. Starting from virtualization to the adjoining of the web and mobile devices, all these breath taking advancement has set the country at the forefront of a technological revolution for quite some time now with a globally renowned services sector and a competitive industrial scene.

If you look at the global scenario there are endless predictions, which are expected to revolutionize the global IT industry by 2015.

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Economic Conditions Snapshot, December 2010: McKinsey Global Survey results

From: [McKinsey Quarterly]

Our latest survey offers insight into how executives perceive the growing market influence of emerging economies, a topic that has received much attention as the world economy emerges from recession. Strong majorities of respondents expect Brazil, China, and India to become more influential over the next five years, while more expect the influence of the United States, the Eurozone, and Japan to decrease than to increase or even remain the same.1 Nearly three-quarters of those who expect any profit or revenue from emerging markets expect the share to increase. And 61 percent say governments should make it easier for companies to invest or do business in their countries—a share that skews higher among respondents in most developing economies.

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Deloitte Survey: Talent Shortage Looming

Good news for job seekers.  Read this article.

From: [Consulting Magazine]

Despite high unemployment rates across many leading economies, finding good talent is the number one concern of business leaders, according to a new survey by Deloitte and Forbes Insights.

Based on feedback from 334 senior executives and talent managers at large companies throughout the world, 41 percent say finding top employees is their biggest challenge. The extent of the problem varies by geography, highlighting where leaders perceive the most prevalent talent shortage. In Europe/Middle East/Africa, the average share of those identifying recruiting as their biggest problem is 48 percent, the average across Asia-Pacific countries is 41 percent and just 35 percent in the Americas.

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Turning The Corner? IT Firms Report Improved Earnings

From: [Consulting Magazine]

The market for consulting services from the largest firms seems to have turned a corner. The downturn began to subside in the second half of 2010 and several leading IT firms are now reporting year-over-year growth as well as sequential quarterly revenue increases.

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Good News (Jobs, Jobs, Jobs!!!): Nearly half of CFOs say firms adding staff for 2011

From: [Staffing Industry Analyst]

Good News (Jobs, Jobs, Jobs!!!):

A survey of CFOs by Bank of America Merrill Lynch found that 47% said they expect their companies to hire additional employees in 2011. That compares with 28% who forecast the same in last year's survey.

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