8% Rise in the demand for biotech, pharma profiles most in demand in March 2018

It’s a very good news for professional from biotech, pharma sector as their market demand got a rise. This growth registered in March 2018, by the recruitment index in the last four months.  And there is a rise of 9% in overall talent demand as compared to last year (from March 2017- March 2018).

TimesJobs’ recruitment portal RecruiteX generates a monthly hiring trend report for the talents.
RecruiteX showed in the report that key industries and functional areas posted a rise in talent requirement and contributed to this highest rise of 8% in hiring activities in March 2018. Talent demand was at the peak for talents with 10-20 years of experience.

If we consider a rise in terms of the Industries, then construction industry experiences maximum talent growth.

13% rise is registered in hiring for the construction sector in March 2018, followed by 12% rise in talent demand in the petrochemicals sector in India. 12% rise in talent demand also saw for the infrastructure sector.

According to the Ramathreya Krishnamurthi words, Business Head, TimesJobs & TechGig We can hope that this momentum sustains for the coming months too due to the Fresh policies and new projects that resulted in this increased talent demand.

If we consider functional area analysis then Biotech, pharma profiles are in demand. 21% of rising witnessed for the Biotechnology and pharma profiles in March 2018. Followed by IT/Telecom professionals which witnessed a 10% rise in talent demand. Engineers also witnessed 10% rise in demand as per month-on-month analysis.

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