Job Openings Up In Key Industries

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Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) October 30, 2011 Job search aggregator SimplyHired.com released statistics over the course of approximately 18 months, ending in August 2011, indicating that job openings are up in many key industries. Finance jobs have increased 13%; retail, 12%; health care, 21%; and accounting, 14%.

The statistics show what industries declined over the same period: marketing positions are down 3%; banking, 2%; and consulting, 45%. These facts shed some light on where and where not to target the job search.

“Job search requires a strategy, not a shotgun blast approach that attempts to hit everything,” says Jewel Bracy DeMaio, MRW, ACRW, CPRW, CEIP, of APerfectResume.com. “Knowing what industries are up allows executive candidates to apply laser beam focus as they take the next step along the career path.”

APerfectResume.com is providing executives earning $100K+ annually guidance so they can maximize the job search. “We’re launching a webcast series, ‘How To Write A Perfect Resume,’” http://goo.gl/N5sFF, says DeMaio. This is an interactive session for executives to learn from one of the leading resume services, and from a nationally-published resume writer, the critical elements necessary to be showcased as the best candidate.

Specializing in senior resumes, APerfectResume.com is displaying free resume samples. “There’s a Vice-President, Human Resources resume example, as well as a COO resume and CFO CV in ‘How To Write A Perfect Resume,’” http://goo.gl/N5sFF, says DeMaio. “The CFO resume is particularly timely, since finance and accounting jobs are on the rise right now. Candidates in the webinar can see how the CFO in this example was able to capitalize on that trend.”

“We take pride in educating executive candidates about the job search landscape. ‘How To Write A Perfect Resume,’ http://goo.gl/N5sFF, does exactly that, by providing practical strategies and demonstrating how to apply those strategies.”

Job Openings Up In Key Industries