The results of our first industry survey are in. We would like to thank the 159 respondents that took the time to complete our survey.

Some of the highlights include:

• 87% believe the Web Analytics Job Market will remain Super Strong or Strong within the next 2 years.
• 98% Use Linkedin or other social media platforms to raise their profile or promote their career.
• 80% report their senior management team views analytics as either vital or important to the company.

For more details on the results, please visit - http://www.iqworkforce.com/winter-07-survey.asp. To take part in our latest survey, please visit click here. The results will be posted each month on the IQ Workforce website.

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Guest Blogger: David Chivers, Director of Online Marketing, Dow Jones

Corry asked me to write this post regarding the search process, Dow Jones and what I’m doing for them today.

IQ Workforce helped place me in my current position at Dow Jones. Corry reached out to me through mutual contacts when he started recruiting for the Director of Online Marketing position. He gave me a thorough understanding of the role, and it became quickly apparent to us that my skill set and experience matched perfectly with the needs of the Dow Jones marketing team.

At first blush, what excited me the most was the opportunity to work for The Wall Street Journal. I was exposed to The Journal while in grad school. Then, I spent the next several years picking up the daily copy after executives at my company were done reading it. Later, I became a subscriber to WSJ.com. I’ve always enjoyed the editorial content, and the brand became synonymous with professional success. I aspired to, and still aspire to be, that successful executive who starts his day with The Journal...