Candidates now treat the job search like any other major purchase, by learning about companies and comparing them online.
The New Job Hunt 2012 [Infographic]Passive job seekers may be a thing of the past, with seven out of ten full-time workers searching for new opportunities. The ease of online access is making most employees open to changing jobs, with a slight advantage going to Millennials–people born after the mid-1980s.
A new infographic by CareerBuilder talks about “The New Job Hunt,” including generational differences and how job seekers (both active and passive) search for their next career move.
Spoiler Alert: online job searches are similar to other major purchases, by comparing companies, reading product reviews and other online consumer habits.
Phil Ammann is a veteran journalist, editor, and writer with more than three decades of experience covering news and public affairs across print and digital platforms. Based in the Tampa Bay area, he serves as Editor and Vice President of Operations for FloridaPolitics.com and Extensive Enterprises Media, where he oversees editorial content and strategic initiatives. He’s also proud to share life with his much better half, @margaretj13.
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