Homework done right: Employees won't send CVs to a company with no digital profile

71% job seekers would not apply to a position if there was no information.

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The survey also reveals that employee focus goes beyond salary and towards employment perks, career prospects and stability.
While we may not trust everything we read on the Internet, there are a few things that employees distrust for not being on the internet. In a recent survey commissioned by Indeed and conducted by Censuswide, it showed that 67% job seekers tend to distrust companies with no employer reputation information online.

97% of job seekers in India deem it essential to have insight into employer reputation when they are considering a new job opportunity. The main areas they look at for reputation insight include online reviews -- 63% of job seekers said online company reviews by current and former employees would be the most important factor in deciding whether to apply for a job. The sample of 502 employers and 1,208 employees in India showed that 71% job seekers would not apply to a position if there was no information about a company’s employer reputation online.

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Almost two thirds (65%) of respondents say that their perception of a company would become more positive if an employer responds to a negative review online. Further, when researching a company before applying for a job, job seekers look for insight into factors of the company such as career growth opportunity (59%), stability (49%), salary ranges for roles they are interested in (49%), benefits, perks and flexibility (46%) and company leadership and other management levels (44%).

The survey also reveals that employee focus goes beyond salary and towards employment perks, career prospects and stability. It is therefore important for companies to be transparent and share employer information online where it is easily accessible.

Women Inc Has Wishlist Ready For Modi 2.0 - And It Includes GST, Jobs
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Women Inc is very hopeful from NDA 2.0 after its landslide victory for the second time with 350 seats.


From financial inclusion and GST to Triple Talaq and financial literacy for women, the top bosses have a lot of expectations from the Modi-led government's second term.


Here's a look at what the female leaders of India expect from the new government.

Women Inc is very hopeful from NDA 2.0 after its landslide victory for the second time with 350 seats. From financial inclusion and GST to Triple Talaq and financial literacy for women, the..
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The top boss thinks NDA's landslide victory will allow the new government to complete their unfinished tasks from the last tenure.

She said, "The results will offer a stable government focused on all-round economic and social growth. I hope to see momentum in infrastructure spends, robust job creation, and making India stronger than before."

"Insurance penetration is very low in India. From an insurance sector stand-point, the government should focus on the retirement space. They should also take initiatives like consider making GST zero-rated for pension and long-term savings. More support to the private sector will help improve the huge penetration gap"
The top boss thinks NDA's landslide victory will allow the new government to complete their unfinished tasks from the last tenure. She said, "The results will offer a stable government focused on al..
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The founder of LXME, a digital financial planning platform for women, congratulated BJP and PM Narendra Modi for an astounding win. She feels NDA's victory will ensure stability and continuous reforms for the country.

"In the last four years, we saw a lot of reforms particularly in the field of financial inclusion. While these reforms will pay rich dividend in the coming years, I hope that the government focuses even more aggressively on the financial inclusion and financial literacy for women. These initiatives will make it easier for the female population to access products that will help them earn, save and invest for a secure future," she stated in an email interview to ET Online.

"This will enable the entire society to rise financially and add tremendously to India’s GDP," she further added.
The founder of LXME, a digital financial planning platform for women, congratulated BJP and PM Narendra Modi for an astounding win. She feels NDA's victory will ensure stability and continuous reform..
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Monte Carlo's top leader hopes for an exciting future for the thriving domestic apparel industry.

In a query to ET Online, Oswal stated, "In recent years, incentives by the central government - Duty Drawback Scheme and Rebate on State Levies (ROSL) - have helped the local players increase their exports. Streamlining the implementation to make sure customs receives money from the textile ministry on time will ensure that the companies reap full benefits of the scheme. While the bump in import duty levied is definitely good for domestic manufacturers, a uniform GST rate of 5 per cent will help boost production and facilitate voluntary compliance."
Monte Carlo's top leader hopes for an exciting future for the thriving domestic apparel industry. In a query to ET Online, Oswal stated, "In recent years, incentives by the central government - Dut..
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The Elara Capital Economist thinks the Modi government’s second term is likely to be more challenging than the first with limited fiscal space amid compelling priorities and electoral promises. She also feels that the solution to these problems is complex, and requires a radical shift in the economic policy.

"The first five years of the government were dominated by housing, roads and toilets. We hope to see focus on investment, jobs and nursing of the dislocated financial sector in the next tenure. The Modi-led government must look at immediate priorities like taking measures to revive consumption, addressing financial sector dislocation by recapitalising PSU banks, boosting manufacturing sector to ensure job creation, and solving the conundrum of skill shortage in the country to ensure employability."

She further pointed out that the NDA is expected to gain majority in Rajya Sabha by 2022, which will enable them to pursue difficult legislations like Triple Talaq and electoral reforms which have been a part of its social agenda. From a portfolio positioning perspective, she recommended investment over consumption. In terms of asset class, she expects the small- and midcaps to outperform large caps.
The Elara Capital Economist thinks the Modi government’s second term is likely to be more challenging than the first with limited fiscal space amid compelling priorities and electoral promises. She ..
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Veri5Digital CEO hopes to see a big boost in FinTech sector, and financial inclusion in NDA's second term. Formerly known as Aadhar Bridge, Khosla Labs venture, is India’s leading Aadhaar-based API platform for digital authentication.

"FinTech will continue to be a sunrise sector. With supportive government regulations, it will exhibit tremendous growth and innovation especially in the sachet-size financial products. With our suite of onboarding & digital products (KYC, eSign, eNACH), our company will play an important part in the growth of this sector. We will be able to help BFSI maintain compliance and costs in the delivery of these sachet-size solutions," she emphasised.
Veri5Digital CEO hopes to see a big boost in FinTech sector, and financial inclusion in NDA's second term. Formerly known as Aadhar Bridge, Khosla Labs venture, is India’s leading Aadhaar-based API ..
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