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Gen Z career priorities highlight gaps in hiring and growth opportunities: SurveyA new survey reveals a significant preparedness gap among HR leaders in managing Gen Z talent, with only 36% feeling fully equipped. This c...- FMCD hiring up 30% in two years, but women make up just 9% of workforceHiring remains concentrated at junior- to mid-level, with the ₹6-10 lakh salary bracket accounting for the largest share of job postings.
- Hiring outlook remains positive; 45 pc companies plan to recruit in FY26: ReportA recent report indicates a positive hiring outlook for the upcoming financial year, with 45% of employers planning to hire for new permane...
- Bengaluru leads in hiring; BFSI, IT sectors see rise in job openingsA recent Randstad survey reveals Bengaluru as India's top Tier-1 hiring hub across various industries and experience levels. The job market...
- Not AI, IT hiring not picking up because of global slowdown in IT spend: Ramani Dathi, Teamlease ServicesRamani Dathi says there is no major uptick as far as demand for IT pros is concerned. There are a few set of clients, especially the GCCs a...
- Bengaluru retains top spot in hiring chartsThe report is based on a survey which provides hiring insights across the four sectors of construction and infrastructure; telecom; retail,...
- Non-tech companies fire up hiring at leading business schoolsB-schools are seeing offers for freshly minted management grads from consulting, BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance), conglome...
- Average accepted CTC reaches all-time high of Rs 28.29 lakh at the Indian School of BusinessThe top industries in terms of offers were Consulting, IT/ITES/Technology, BFSI, FMCG/Retail and Pharma/Healthcare. Urban Mobility industry...
- Management Development Institute Gurgaon completes final placements for the Class of 2021Amazon offered the top salary package of Rs 44 lakh, said the institute. The highest salary saw an 8.6 per cent jump from last year’s Rs 40...
- Top B-school placements off to a good startEcommerce, FMCG/FMCD (fast-moving consumer goods and durables) and BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance) are among sectors that ...
- Hiring more women: India Inc sees rise in demand for Chief Diversity OfficersIn the engineering sector, there is a push on hiring as well as giving opportunities to women in leadership roles beyond R&D, production, p...
- Employment outlook dips for April-September 2017: TeamLeaseAccording to TeamLease Employment Outlook Report 2017-18, entry and mid-level hiring saw a fall of 8 and 5 points respectively, while the s...
- India Inc to hire more but pay moderately: ReportAccording to the staffing services firm, the Indian job market is showing signs of maturity and industries are getting smarter at rewarding...
- Campus hiring gets more zing, reveals studyThe optimism in the economy is reflecting in the feel-good sentiment across campuses, the fourth edition of the Aon Hewitt study has reveal...
- Campus hiring gets more zing“The campus hiring story is seeing a huge upswing as compared to last year,” says Lalit Gurnani, senior consultant, Aon Hewitt.
- Number of expats working in India declines; hiring falls 11%Almost 70 per cent expats were being hired for higher level positions in the firms while the rest were taken for middle or lower level.
- Festive hiring to help create 4.5 lakh new jobs in October-December quarterThe hiring landscape has seen an improvement in the past few months thanks to the revival in business sentiments and scenario.
- India Inc hiring outlook promising for Q3, fiscal 2015: SurveyThe employment outlook for the South stood at 29% for the next 3 months. Outlooks for the North, West and East are 27 %, 26% and 18%, respe...
- Jobs to grow 11.3 per cent this fiscal: StudyGovernment sops and increased consumer spending to boost job market, according to a TeamLease study.
- Overall salary hike to be 12% this year: TeamLease StudyNiche, and high-skilled profiles such as network architect, SAP developer/ consultant and project lead are in greater demand than the gener...
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