The U.S. IT staffing and recruiting industry sets a new benchmark in
2014 with the growth of about 7 per cent to reach a new all-time high of
$25.9 billion. With robust growth in the IT sector and increasing
dependence on technologies, the industry is expected to show similar
growth prospects in IT staffing & recruiting services in 2015 as
well.
Huge technological advancements and digitalization of traditional
machineries have created a need for thousands of IT professionals and IT
resources in quick time. As per estimate by an independent research,
there will be a requirement of about 685,000 IT personnel by the end of
2022. The driving force behind this development is increasing dependence
of people and enterprises on computers and other related digital
devices for both personal and commercial use.
So what’s in store for IT staffing and recruiting services in 2015? If
market experts are to be believed, the recruiting services will witness
digitization of candidates’ profiles and job requirements where
companies will find best IT talent over the Internet. 2015 will be the
year when IT professionals go beyond traditional forms of writing and
submitting resumes, and take a step forward to use digital platforms to
showcase their talent. The ‘static’ profile will be replaced by a
virtual, dynamic and well-maintained online profile. Several websites
like LinkedIn, etc. will provide IT professionals and IT staffing and
recruiting companies a common platform to share their expertise and
future goals.
Apart from digitization of IT staffing services, there will be more
thrust on social media platforms to know about individual candidates,
their activities on the Internet and what they are saying online about
companies, etc. There will be a proper tracking system placed to search
candidates with specific skills and experiences to match required job
profiles. Mr. Yogesh Sharma, co-founder & CEO at Mamsys Consulting
Services Ltd., one of the eminent IT Staffing & Recruiting Services
provider companies, says “2015 will witness a significant growth in the
use of applicant tracking systems to provide better candidate-friendly
experience over the Internet.”
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