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Work from home gets popular with employees, but bosses still wary: JobBuzz surveyManagers are slowly losing their apprehensions as shown by the fact that in the survey, 30% of employees say they are allowed to work from ...
Companies not responding to job applications risk losing talent forever: StudyTimesJobs' study tracked the job-seeking experience of over 1,100 candidates, a whopping 86% of whom said they did not get any response or ...
Work culture bigger attraction than salary hike: SurveyIn a shift in candidate behavior when evaluating a company's employability, good work culture has emerged as a bigger attraction than a sal...
90 per cent employees feel there is no pay parity in organisations for same role: JobBuzz surveyDespite all the talk about pay-for-performance, India Inc. is being blamed for playing favorites when it comes to pay parity at same level.
Predictive talent analytics the future of HR in India: TJinsite surveyAccording to a TJinsite survey from TimesJobs.com across industries, as much as 90 per cent companies said the hiring tool holds promise.
Talent demand shifts focus from support to core roles in Jan-June 2015: TimesJobs reportThe report shows that middle and senior-level professionals dominated hiring across industries for the first half of the year, and professi...
Senior professionals are back in demand: TimesJobsDemand for senior profiles rose in double-digits (14%) even as overall online hiring reported a 2% drop, says the report.
Time spent on commuting hits employee's performance and productivity: TimesJobs.comSpending time on commuting hits performance and productivity, according to a survey conducted on work community by TimesJobs.com.
Hiring activity up in media, entertainment sectors: ReportAccording to the TimesJobs RecruiteX data, the demand for entertainment, media and journalism professionals went up by 9% between May 2014 ...
67% of employees not confident of their employer branding: TimesJobsWith a fierce battle to attract right talent, having a powerful employer brand is of critical value and utmost importance.
'Firms upbeat about employer-branding, but employees differ': ReportThe report noted that around 68% organisations use social media to connect with employees but only 56% employees think they are effective.
Jobs may rain down at entry level candidates in July-Sept: DataLeading the surge in entry-level demand during these three months have been the IT, telecom, healthcare and hospitality sectors.
Abundant jobs for freshers likely in July-September quarter: ReportSince 2011, the demand for candidates with zero to two years of experience registered a significant rise of 6 per cent on an average betwee...
Greater acceptance of female bosses across media & entertainment, consumer durables: TimesJobs surveyIn media and entertainment, and consumer durables/FMCG, 67% and 50% respectively leaned towards women leaders.
Hiring in IT, telecom up on poor appraisalsTalent demand in the IT industry had slipped by 3% in March but hiring has picked up again with the rolling out of appraisals.
Top talent may get 25-30% hike to stay on: Times Jobs surveyThe survey further said hiring activity has shown a considerable month-on-month increase over the past 4 months.
India Inc takes the creative route to keep its best: TimesJobs StudyOf the 54 per cent organisations who have tried creative ways to retain talent, 32 per cent said their retention rates improved by up to 10...
Jobs across sectors moving to smaller citiesJaipur, Chandigarh, Nashik, Lucknow and Ahmedabad are the major tier-II & III cities that feature in the list of the top 10 hiring location...
About 50% companies ignore 'cultural fit' element when hiring: StudyAbout 90 per cent of the organisations in these sectors said that technical skills were more important than fitting in culturally.
Employees prefer higher take home salary over other benefits: TimesJobs SurveyAccording to the survey, 87% employees prefer a customised compensation structure, and organisations should take that into account while de...