|
|
|
HireStrategy Direct
February 01, 2005
2005: Best Year for Job Growth Since 2000?
Growth in the local economy last year outpaced all other metropolitan regions in the U.S. In this edition of HireStrategy Direct, we look at the effects the robust expansion predicted for 2005 will likely have on the area and why some economists are uneasy over increasing federal spending in the region.
Plus, find out which local business schools have the top MBA programs, according to a recent survey by the Financial Times. And, even though investors reacted negatively to December's job figures, the overall
numbers actually met expectations.
Paul Villella
President & CEO
HireStrategy
News and Articles
2005: Best Year for Job Growth Since 2000?
While experts predict expansion for the local economy in 2005, increasing federal spending in the region is causing concern.
Read article
Washington Area MBA Programs Rate High in Financial Times' Survey
Six local business schools rank in the top 100, according to a recent survey conducted by the Financial Times. Read article
The Jobs Report: What Weakness?
Wall Street appears less than thrilled with the December numbers, but beyond the headline figure they're actually just as expected.
Read article
Featured Jobs
Network Engineer
Accompany sales professionals to customer sites while maintaining a sales demonstration network at the company's offices.
> More
Developer
Work in a technically proficient environment for an important financial services client, using MS Visual Studio and VB.NET. > More
Assistant Controller
Perform reporting activities as assigned by the Corporate Controller, while supervising staff and implementing accounting policies. > More
Senior Accountant
Become involved in account reconciliation, financial reporting, journal entries, month-end closing, and basic budget preparation. > More
VP, Business Development
Identify, qualify, and close multi-million dollar solutions and technical services contracts while working in a profitable 8a firm. > More
|
|
|
