This is in line with the general assessment by the industry, pointed out Ram Sundararajan. He, however, did not cite a definite target for ...

Six leading Indian IT services companies that have announced first-quarter earnings recorded the sharpest contraction in headcount in the l...

“As far as the Indian IT services and the product and capital companies are concerned, we have not started seeing any massive layoffs as of...

“At this point of time, more focus is on how do you do more cross sell and up sell given the 700 plus clients that we have and there is no ...

The move comes at a time when the $227-billion IT industry is grappling with the issue of moonlighting, or the taking up additional assignm...

This despite top four IT companies – Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, Wipro and HCL Technologies – reporting record high attrition rates...

While there will be fewer jobs for at last two quarters, even increments are not going to go up as was the expectation in 2016.

Demonetisation has thrown businesses out of gear and led to a postponement of hiring plans. Sentiment has been cautious amid the ongoing ca...

They have been guiding again and again that FY17 onwards, they expect Infosys to be back being the bellwether company in terms of the IT se...

After Sikka took charge of Infosys on August 1, one of his first actions was to issue an open call to former employees to come back.

Attrition rate at the IT services firm had hit a record high of 19.5% for April-June this fiscal, up from 18.7% in the previous quarter.

In the present competitive scenario, if you are not able to perform, you will not be able to survive in the market.

Hospitality and aviation sectors are witnessing the highest attrition rates among employees, making retention of critical manpower resource...

Infosys expects attrition in BPO sector to get moderated with cos doing high-end work and providing career opportunities for employees with...

With double-digit revenue growth returning to the $60-billion Indian IT-ITeS sector, top IT players, including TCS and Infosys, are steppin...

Indian IT cos are finding it hard to recruit and retain employees as recovery takes a definite shape. And their bottomlines are getting hit...

The gaming business is on a roll, buoyed by generous funding from venture capital firms and spiralling demand for new games.