In his new role, Thiruvengadam will spearhead strategic tech initiatives of the company to further simplify taxation and finances for India...

The case relates to Cognizant’s 2.7-million-sqft KITS campus on Old Mahabalipuram Road in Chennai that planned to employ 17,500 people.

In addition to depriving one of sleep and disrupting the body clock, addiction to smartphones and gadgets can rob one of much-needed privat...

Taking over the reins of a company or a team is an unnerving proposition for every leader, irrespective of his years of experience in the c...

The job market has perked up, and there's no time to waste — India Inc is looking for ready talent.

It makes senses to block out distractions like Facebook and other forms of social media, especially from your smart phones, unless you use ...

In two decades since inception, Nasdaq-listed Cognizant has outshone Wipro & Infy.The NJ-headquartered firm is now inching up to TCS.

Appraisal conversations, besides being the most anticipated, can leave one tongue-tied. But some amount of preparation and research can ass...

According to the survey conducted by Deloitte India, HCAS, the median salary increments across sectors is projected at 11.3 per cent.

Despite being a topper in the CA exam this year, Prema Jayakumar’s starting pay may be much lower than that of a fresh IIM grad.

Lack of relevant business opportunities amid adverse economic conditions many a time leads to the departure of top executives at corporates.

India Inc is expected to give slightly lower hikes in salary as well as variable payouts this fiscal while the overall increment would be a...

Hiring and compensation experts say that barring the first quarter of 2010-11, the subsequent three quarters were positive in hiring sentim...

With economy showing strong signs of recovery, the hikes could be fatter in the new year with industry analysts forecasting anything above ...

Pharma, manufacturing & telecom sectors witnessed highest increase in salaries. Job vs health

Indian IT services sector may see 5% layoffs, amounting to one lakh job cuts in 6 mnths.

The Indian IT services sector may see up to five per cent layoffs -- amounting to more than one lakh job cuts.