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IT cuts mid-tier, expands AI-smart entry level in new hiring playbookIndia's top IT companies are changing how they hire. They are bringing in more fresh graduates and giving them AI tools. Middle managers ar...- Wipro slashes FY26 fresher hiring target to 7,500-8,000 amid muted Q3 showIT major Wipro has lowered its fresher hiring target for the current fiscal year to 7,500-8,000 graduates. This adjustment follows muted th...
- IT campus hiring to soar 25% this fiscal led by TCS, Infosys & WiproExperts say the hiring of fresh talent is a positive sign for the IT sector, which reduced or paused fresh intakes from campuses last year ...
- Behind the revival of fresher hiring at India’s top IT firmsSpecialist staffing firm Xpheno data shows the IT sector collectively had a sub-70,000 intake of entry level talent over the last fiscal en...
- Infosys resumes campus recruitments, plans to hire 15,000-20,000 fresh graduatesInfosys and TCS are set to recruit thousands of fresh graduates this fiscal year, adjusting hiring strategies to include both on-campus and...
- What's stopping TCS from filling 80,000 open positions?TCS is facing a challenge with 80,000 open positions due to a skills gap. Amar Shetye, global operations head of TCS's RMG, highlighted the...
- Trouble for techies: Wipro, Infosys and other IT cos delay onboarding of 10,000 freshers, refuse to provide joining dateTech giants are experiencing a significant decrease in hiring, with companies like Infosys and Wipro postponing the onboarding of new recru...
- IT firms onboard over 1 lakh freshers in first half of FY23 despite headwindsH1 FY23 IT fresher hiring exceeds H1 FY22 numbers; companies cut dependency on lateral hiring
- IT top four to hire one third less freshers in FY23 as mood soursIn the preceding January-March quarter, the top four IT companies onboarded over 1,00,000 employees, of which around 55% were freshers.
- Big four IT companies raise fresher hiring targetsThe companies have been reporting large deal wins and a healthy deal pipeline but are also dealing with a sharp spike in attrition rates, n...
- IT firms to resume hiring as technology demand improvesIndia’s top four IT services providers – TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and HCL Technologies have stepped up recruitment in the second quarter, addin...
- Wipro starts online test for fresher hiringThe 140-minute process tests the candidate's aptitude, written skills and online programming abilities.
- After 2 lacklustre years, IT companies like TCS, Infosys, HCL Tech to hire in thousands from campusesTCS, India's largest IT services company, said it will hire 35,000 freshers for fiscal 2016, boosting its rate of campus recruitment.
- iGate delays joining dates for new hiresiGate said out of the 3,000 campus offers it made across India, joining dates of around 1,000 engineers will be delayed by one or two quart...
- TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Accenture to use Nasscom's NAC-Tech test for entry-level hiringThe scores of this test will be calibrated with the internal test that these companies will conduct for all the engineering students.
- HCL Tech rejigs hiring strategies; Set up training campuses to keep up with peers like Infosys and TCSThis is in line with what is practiced by IT majors like TCS, Infosys Technologies and Wipro that spend huge amounts of resources on traini...
- Wipro gears up for talent war, scraps employment bonds for fresh graduatesLike most IT cos, Wipro has been grappling with high attrition after the industry witnessed a return in demand in jobs last year following ...
- Indian IT cos lock horns with global rivals to lure fresh graduatesAccording to the cos’ and research estimates, over 200,000 freshers with 0-5 months of experience will be hired directly from campuses this...
- Wipro to hire more freshersContinuing with its focus on recruiting more freshers, Wipro is looking to change the ratio of freshers versus lateral hires in the company...
- Wipro hires 14,000 freshers for FY08Wipro has given job offer letters to 14,000 freshers for FY08 — the highest in the company’s history.
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