What's your thought on whether the job market is on a trend towards normalizing versus previous quarters? When do you think market will be back to normal?
Your statement is contradictory. Do u consider now as the normal and 2022 as over hiring period OR is now not normal and 2022 was normal for u?
I am focusing on the reversal of job market from recent layoffs in the past 2 quarters
There’s no reversal… Just frequency of layoff has reduced and some companies are opening up to some hiring. I am presuming that global market has to recover in order for things to get normal and that will take a year or so.
you can consider the covid boom and slowdown as a once in a decade kind of spur & maturity, I guess for me normalisation would mean returning back to precovid era in terms of expectations
Companies are waiting for the natural attrition post salary hikes or lack thereof to take stock and resume layoffs q2 onwards
I think a few more orgs will do layoffs in upcoming months. Hope things would normalise by Q4 23 or earlier
Around mid-2023, I thought jobs would get better by January 2024. But hearing about recent layoffs and seeing lots of competition makes me doubt when things will actually improve.
I get that the job market goes up and down, but I just w...
I am graduating in 2024 and looking for joining entry level product/business analyst roles . I am wondering when the things will get normalise and hiring frequency will become normal as most of the students even from IITs and other premi...
As someone who is going through their first down market. This is a question for the more experienced folks. When do you think the job market will be back up?
Recently, I've been observing a concerning trend that I haven't observed before in my 5 years in this industry.
A large no. of job openings are coming up at mid-sized companies and startups that require 5+ years of experience but pay 7...
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