Hires of software developers and web designers slowed last week, while tech and new media company hires for Director level positions increased substantially over the six weeks prior. Developers and designers still remained among the season's most in-demand people in tech while marketing and IT firms saw big increases in hires.
We've tracked these and other interesting stats and stories about people still getting jobs at a time of economic downturn. Check out our chart-laden full coverage below of last week's and this season's new hires in tech and new media.

A number of companies appointed new CEOs last week and the steady flow of new Vice Presidents of one thing or another remained consistent, but we noted a substantial increase in the hiring for director level positions. These mid-level operators came in at a time when developer and designer hires slowed significantly, though the balance of hires between the two this Fall still leans towards the geeks and artists.

That's this week's hiring news in tech and new media, as reported by ReadWriteWeb's Jobwire. Below are aggregate numbers since November 1st. We hope you'll subscribe to all our coverage and drop us a line at jobwire@readwriteweb.com if you've got a new job or have made a new hire.


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We would have expected more Sales increase as with a recession sales is king for survival of any company.
Of course: sales people doesn't need to be searched within a technology related website as ReadWriteWeb.
Posted by: Engago Team | December 23, 2008 2:35 AM