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CEOs are getting ruthless about worker performanceCorporate leaders are increasingly prioritizing results over employee comfort, with CEOs like Unilever's Fernando Fernandez demanding "volu...- After mass layoffs, Oracle pulls campus offers at IITs & NITsUS tech giant Oracle has rescinded dozens of job offers extended to students at premier Indian engineering institutes, including IITs and N...
- As Oracle revokes offer made to many IIT, NIT students, IIT Kharagpur techie has an advice for engineering students: 'Do offer shopping'Engineering graduates from premier institutes are facing the shock of revoked job offers post-placement season. These sudden withdrawals, a...
- 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...
- Top colleges defy job gloom as placements rise, salaries climbTop non-engineering undergraduate colleges in India, including St Stephen’s College, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Loyola College, Chris...
- Non-engineering undergrads bag top placement offers in a tough yearDespite a challenging year, India's top non-engineering colleges are experiencing a robust placement season. Institutions like St. Stephen'...
- Infosys gears up for campus hiring, invites senior employees on panelsInfosys is ramping up its campus hiring after a two-year slowdown, inviting senior employees to participate in recruitment panels. The comp...
- My first market correction was 2008, Radhika Gupta recalls as young Wall Street analystAmid market volatility, Edelweiss Mutual Fund's Radhika Gupta advises first-time investors to prioritize survival and learning. Recalling h...
- Infosys layoffs: IT employee union logs complaint with governmentThe Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate called the mass termination “illegal and unethical,” accusing Infosys of "disregarding"...
- Infosys lays off around 700 Mysuru campus recruitsRead on for details of the ongoing controversial layoffs of new recruits by India’s second-largest IT services company.
- Infosys lays off around 700 Mysuru campus recruitsAround 400 employees were called in batches and given an ultimatum letter after they failed to meet the minimum requirement across three at...
- Startups, e-commerce companies may give fresh faces a miss this yearStartups and ecommerce companies in India are expected to reduce their campus hiring for the Class of 2024 due to a lack of visibility caus...
- Startup hiring from campuses to hit the slow lane this yearCampus hiring by startups in 2023 (from Class of 2024) will see a near 35% decline, according to a survey commissioned by ET to Ciel HR Ser...
- IIT final placements see more diverse sectoral mix of top recruitersCompanies from financial services, EPC (engineering, procurement and construction), education and manufacturing have held their own against...
- Startups campus hiring may see a pullbackET reached out to over a dozen recruiters from the ecosystem on their campus hiring plans. While a few including Zomato, Indus Insights and...
- Startups, ecommerce firms likely to go slow on campus hiringPaytm and Dream Sports said they would be going to campuses but did not disclose hiring targets for the Class of 2023.
- Higher increments on the charts as recruiters anticipate churn, shows Naukri surveyThe number of recruiters planning to roll out increments greater than 30% in their respective organisations grew substantially by 60% versu...
- Oyo gives B-schools a miss amid company rejigThe SoftBank-backed hospitality chain, which is under pressure to rein in costs and streamline operations, has/will be giving most Bschools...
- 18,000 freshers to join Infosys by JulySoftware Major Infosys said on Monday that all 18,000 students selected by it from various Engineering colleges across the country in 2009-...
- Tier-II B-Schools get active to attract best placementsThe economic slowdown makes it harder for even top business schools to lure high-profile companies.
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