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A corporate recruiter says employers in Indianapolis arenâ??t acting like their counterparts elsewhere in the country, if
headlines
are to be believed.
The employment market here has stayed fairly resilient, says Steve Mattei, a partner in Pinnacle Partners Inc.
Pinnacle specializes in accounting and information technology positions that offer $50,000 to $130,000 in annual salary. Those
types of jobs tend to weather economic ups and downs better than others, Mattei acknowledges. Nevertheless, Pinnacle has hired
employees to keep up with its own demand and anticipates greater revenue this year than last.
Companies â??are certainly not out there throwing money around,â?? he says. But, â??Theyâ??re still moving forward.â??
Some companies have shifted a small portion of IT and accounting positions to contract status, but the number is nominal,
Mattei adds.
Mattei says he hasnâ??t analyzed trends in compensation levels. His impression, though, is that compensation isnâ??t dropping.
What do you think? Do Matteiâ??s observations line up with your experiences?
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