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Survey: Quiet job market ahead for finance, IT

Published December 2, 2008, 9:45 am, BizJournals

Financial and information technology executives in the Columbus area paint a mixed picture of staffing projections for next year’s first quarter, but signs from both sectors point to little change in the job markets early next year. (RHI)

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