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Job market showing signs of recovery: Naukri.Com

With the economy showing signs of recovery, job market is also picking up and hiring is set to pick up pace, a senior official of a job portal today said. - India Inc"s hiring slows down 3.6% in August: Naukri.com - Hiring activity may see upward trend in Q3 - Hiring to pick up in Q3 due to economic recovery: Naukri.Com - Sequoia Capital invests Rs 40 cr in Just Dial - Kolkata job index up 12 per cent in June - More recruiters expect to hire this year: Survey "The market is improving and we expect the coming quarters to be better," Naukri.Com founder and Chief Executive Officer Sanjeev Bikhchandani told reporters on the sidelines of TiEcon Delhi conference. He said that though there are signs of recovery, the growth in hiring by the IT sector is still delayed.Bikhchandani, however, declined to divulge any percentage figures. Talking about other sectors, he said, "Retail will take more time to pick up and see some growth."India Inc"s hiring activity, which has been on the path of revival, slowed down in August and dropped 3.6 per cent as compared to the previous month, a report by job portal Naukri.Com said. Naukri.Com, in its monthly Job Speak index for August, said hiring has dropped 3.6 per cent as compared to the previous month. The three-month moving average index indicated a positive trend and had inched up by 1.7 per cent in August as compared to July.


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