Hyderabad is fast emerging as the top job hub, with the city reporting 30 per cent rise in demand for talent during March said the a TimesJobs.Com RecruiteX report. Among the metros, Chennai registered a 20 per cent increase in demand, while Delhi-NCR witnessed 6 per cent rise.
After remaining largely flat during the first two months of the year, hiring activity went up by 3 per cent during March. "The Indian job market which was largely inactive during January-February 2014 is getting back on track as RecruiteX demand index climbed up to 93 points in March from 90 points recorded in February," says the report.
With political uncertainty coming to a conclusion, hiring went up by 3 per cent during the month of March, indicating India Inc is optimistic about the future, it added. Project, infrastructure sector emerged as the top employment generator in March with 12 per cent rise in demand while petrochemicals industry reported 9 per cent growth.