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Reliance will grow bigger and bigger like a banyan tree: Mukesh AmbaniOur mission is to make India prosperous by building world-class and world-scale businesses, he added.
Building leaders for future biggest challenge for companies: SurveyAfter spending more than USD 50 billion annually on developing their leaders, many companies still don't have the bench strength to meet th...
IBM now hires more in US than India amid tax, visa worriesIBM hired frenetically in India, and cut jobs in the US in an effort to be cost competitive with Indian IT services providers.
Bangalore hires maximum NRI execsIn the Jan-Mar 2012 quarter, NRI professionals were 29% of the total number of lateral hires in Bangalore.
- IT firms like Infosys, Wipro and TCS cut variable pay
Large IT companies have begun to implement marginal cuts in employees' variable pay, an indication of the economic challenges they foresee.
- Joining dates of campus hires' by IT companies TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL and others are getting delayed
All indications are that uncertainties about IT demand in the wake of the global slowdown are compelling cos to stagger their fresher joini...
- For IT hiring, 2011 to be landmark year after 2007
The calendar 2011 is expected to be a landmark year for tech hiring and job movements after 2007 as market visibility improves, global cust...
- IT companies reducing bench strength
The bench refers to employees who currently do not have any projects on hand. Longer benches mean thinner margins and profitability.
- Over 5,000 CXOs to be hired by March next year
According to industry estimates, over 5,000 CXO cross domain job movements are expected during the current fiscal.
- 'Hiring momentum to pick up in 2010'
After long hibernation, headhunters are actively out in market as talent requirements have started trickling in. You can lead. But can you ...
- There are many options open for Satyamites
Minutes after Ramalinga Raju’s resignation hit the headlines, employees of Satyam began looking to exit the company like mice on a sinking ...