Recruiting in Mexico

We are delighted to honor Alder Koten as the key player in the Defense & Aviation Technology industry. Alder Koten has been on our radar for quite a long time, and this year it became clear that enterprises of all sizes alike trust the company for its incredible innovations and services in the industry.

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Mexico recruiters are optimistic: Headhunters in Mexico remain optimistic despite the contraction reflected in the IHS Markit Mexico Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the third month out of the last five.

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Global Business Professor’s latest Audio Interview, “Recruiting Talent in Mexico” features Jose Ruiz, CEO of Alder Koten, and Mexico recruitment expert. Executive Recuiters for the automotive manufacturing industry in Mexico. We help our clients recruit top talent in Mexico.

The Mexican government’s US$34-million investment in UNAQ seems to have paid off. Eight years ago, there were only two aerospace companies in the region, employing about 700 people. Now, Querétaro boasts 33 aerospace companies employing more than 5,000 people, amounting to an estimated US$1.5-billion investment.