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ET Achievers 2022 - Dynamic Achievers Ride High on Success- Budget 2014: CEOs give thumbs up to the Union Budget 2014-15, says Ficci PollMost CEOs polled by industry body Ficci described the recently unveiled maiden budget of the Narendra Modi-led government as "pro-growth".
- 65 per cent respondents believe the Union Budget 2014 will push job creation: HeadHonchos Survey31% of the respondents were not overly optimistic, holding the belief that while some sectors will gain, it will take more to kick-start gr...
- Agility, handling office politics most important for career successAgility in office and surviving the politics at workplace are some of the most important factors for career success and the lack of it can ...
- Social media platforms important for careers: PollThe digital world is influencing career graphs as firms embrace technology and turn to specialised job searches and social media platforms ...
- Hiring by TCS, Infosys and Wipro falls by more than half in June quarterHiring in the sunrise sector has been sluggish as the outsourcing industry is under duress amid clients cutting back on IT spends.
- Mid-tier IT firms Tech Mahindra, MindTree may hike wages 7-12% to retain talentMid-tier IT firms may raise salaries by 7-12% this fiscal to ensure they do not lose talent to top players TCS, Infosys and Wipro, said HR ...
- Moderate pay raises in annual appraisal cycle this year: SurveyProfessionals may get increments in the range of 6-15% in the annual appraisal cycle this year, says a survey by career portal HeadHonchos....
- VC, semiconductor, consulting experts command highest salariesProfessionals in these industries earn compensation that is 30-60 per cent higher, on average, than those who work in other industries.
- Entertainment & media CEOs confident about revenue growth: PwC surveyA percentage as high as 73% expect to increase their investments in technology over the coming year to keep apace with consumers' rapidly e...
- Mere 51% employers plan to hire after back-filling for attrition'The hiring outlook is even more subdued in the case of senior hiring, raising concerns around investment in green field project,' stated t...
- FMCG, Pharma companies good paymasters; many head honchos made it to the 'Rs 5 crore club'As many as 36 professional executive directors made it to the Rs 5-crore league, according to data culled by ETIG from 373 of the BSE 500 c...
- 83% of senior professionals expect better times ahead, says poll by HeadHonchos.comJust 17% of the respondents were apprehensive that the economic scenario will continue to be bleak, with a slowdown in hiring activities.
- Budget 2012-13 to create demand for senior professionalsThe Union Budget 2012-13 is likely to create demand for senior professionals across sectors as economic activity in the country.
- Budget 2012: You get to save Rs 22,000 in Income Tax, but be ready to spend more on everything elseFM has tried to put more money in your pockets by nudging exemption upwards, but he hopes to boost revenues by making everything more expen...
- Union Budget 2012-13: Pranab Mukherjee invokes Shakespeare on Budget dayIf elections are the big fat Indian Wedding of politics, then surely the presentation of the Budget is its dhak-dhak sangeet ceremony.
- Top IT firms Infosys, TCS, Cognizant shrug off recession worries and hire in big numbers; students picking only top-end performersWith recession looming large, students are watching every IT company closely as a brand & then choosing where to go very carefully.
- Global slowdown to have limited impact on IT hiring: SurveyThe findings of the survey, which covered HR heads in leading companies, suggest that industry is today better prepared to deal with the cu...
- IT sector to see highly positive hiring trends this year: SurveyThe IT sector is likely to witness 20% increase in overall workforce levels as this segment will continue to see double digit growth, says ...
- Consumers feel the heat as interest rates riseCars, houses and gizmos are all off the shopping list as consumers reel under interest rate hike.
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