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Will I get fired? Ankur Warikoo shares 3 warning signs and 5 ways to prepare for job loss- 'I got nervous...': Bengaluru techie shares his employee's message to him after appraisal
- Futile for IT firms to prevent moonlighting: Rajeev Chandrasekar, Wipro rolls out annual hikes for FY22, TCS wants staff back in office
- Corporate chatter: Relatives left once rich but now bankrupt biz family high and dry; H1N1, not coronavirus, got Bengaluru techies worriedA former boss who hung up his CFO boots for personal well-being is now on a deal-making spree for his old firm.24 Feb, 2020, 11.27 AM IST
- Meet eight entrepreneurs who defied all odds and rose to the topEntrepreneurs featured in this story are from wide-ranging backgrounds and education.27 Oct, 2019, 02.26 PM IST
- Will jobs actually be top of mind when India casts its vote in this Lok Sabha elections?ET Magazine reporters travelled to trade and industry hubs across the country to find out.31 Mar, 2019, 02.55 PM IST
- Maharashtra to set up committee to investigate forced layoffs in IT sector: ReportMaharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has assured to set up a committee to investigate forced layoffs in the IT sector.30 Jul, 2017, 06.34 PM IST
- Is Bengaluru being Bangalored? Layoffs, job loss fears leave techies reeling under uncertaintyMultiple factors — prospect of a stricter US visa regime and the automation of certain jobs in the sector — have led to the latest retrench...28 May, 2017, 06.53 AM IST
- Already grappling with automation & protectionism, IT sector has a new threat - unionsIT employees for decades have enjoyed double-digit pay hikes, comfortable work conditions, established redressal mechanisms and lavish perk...26 May, 2017, 10.53 AM IST
- IT employees set to form union as layoffs loom largeFITE, a group of IT employees, has waged various battles for IT employees who were indiscriminately sacked by various companies in the past.23 May, 2017, 02.35 PM IST
- Why job prospects in IT outsourcing will only get worse in the coming years before they get betterWith opportunities shrinking and markets transforming, a fifth of 40 lakh Indian software engineers are likely to lose their jobs by 2020.15 May, 2017, 03.58 PM IST
- Indian techies take to social media to vent their ireThe job cuts are also affecting mid-to-senior employees who are at the centre of the reskilling and restructuring conversations happening a...12 May, 2017, 01.24 PM IST
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