Companies in most sectors are advertising marketing jobs through their own websites or recruitment agencies like ours. Whilst these positions can be deemed by some as disposable at the start of any recession, they are vitally important in helping companies pull through the back end and beyond of economic hard times.

In the construction industry this will certainly be the case as companies look to retain existing clients as well as trying to win new contracts. Sales and marketing departments will be very influential in securing the future well being of companies in the industry.

It should be no surprise then to see more and more vacancies showing up on the websites of agencies such as HR UK Recruitment, who are already advertising marketing jobs in the sector. Scouring through the open positions you will find several vacancies for Business Development Managers.

Parts of the job description for a Business Development Manager may vary from one industry to another, but essentially the overall concept is the same. The person in this role plays a key part in both marketing and sales for their employers, and 2010 could be a challenging but exciting time for any Business Development Manager in the construction sector.

This will be a key role in developing new and existing client relationships as well as promoting a strategy to take the company forward. So hopefully 2010 will see this website increasingly advertising marketing jobs and others within the construction sector.