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GCCs in India: The story so farIndia's global capability center landscape is booming, serving as a catalyst for technological and service-driven growth. While discussions...- Smartworks bets on structural shift as managed offices become mainstreamIndia's managed office sector is entering a period of strong growth. Smartworks, a leading platform, is expanding rapidly with large campus...
- How Flipkart turned internal mobility into a leadership pipelineLateral moves across categories and divisions are a core part of how the company’s employees move into leadership positions. Three executiv...
- Oracle Layoffs explained: 'Fire humans, build AI', video explains how 30,000 job cut could become a template for tech layoffsOracle layoffs Reason: Oracle is reportedly laying off approximately 12,000 employees in India as part of a global reduction of nearly 30,0...
- Gen Z career priorities highlight gaps in hiring and growth opportunities: SurveyA new survey reveals a significant preparedness gap among HR leaders in managing Gen Z talent, with only 36% feeling fully equipped. This c...
- Campus hiring in India sees strong resurgence, driven by financial, life sciences, consumer goods companies: SurveyCampus hiring in India is rebounding strongly, with 73% of over 220 surveyed organisations expecting moderate to high growth, according to ...
- Salaries rebound at top campuses: MBA, BTech offers up after 2024 slumpAfter a stagnant 2024, campus hiring is showing signs of recovery with rising salary offers, particularly for MBAs and BTech graduates. The...
- Infosys layoffs: Nasscom defends tech industry, corporate culture of performance, meritocracyThis comes a day after government officials told ET that the Karnataka labour department’s interim report has not found any violations in t...
- India’s job market set for a hiring surge in early 2025India's white-collar job market is expected to see a significant upswing in the first half of 2025, with 96% of employers anticipating incr...
- Top companies find there are not enough women in colleges to fill their gender diversity goalsDeloitte's 2024 study reveals that only 17% of engineering and 34% of management campus recruits are women, falling short of the 45% gender...
- Attrition rates continue to remain high for MBA graduates; drop in pre-placement offers: StudyDeloitte India's study on MBA graduates reveals high attrition rates, location preferences, and trends in compensation and skills assessmen...
- Attrition for MBA campus talent highest across degrees; employee turnover among campus hires drops in 2023 vs 2022, survey showsA survey by Deloitte has revealed that the attrition rate among MBA graduates hired directly from campus was the highest across disciplines...
- 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...
- Fresh techies seeking greener pastures in first yearAttrition among BE/BTech graduates in 2022 is higher than other degree holders including bachelors and masters of business administration, ...
- HCL Technologies plans to increase Nagpur headcount to 5000 in two yearsHCL Nagpur has grown by creating opportunities for local talent through their #ComeBackHome and #StayRooted campaign, which resulted in ove...
- Gender gap's closing, at least in the IT sectorMost of them are now chasing a target of 45-50% for female employees in their total headcount in the coming quarters, with several initiati...
- Gender gap is closing fast across India’s top IT companiesProfessional services firm Aon's recent survey tracking 20 top IT services companies, shared exclusively with ET, also confirms the trend o...
- COVID-19 has made re-skilling more imperative: Saurabh Govil, WiproDigital business has changed the nature of demand for IT services. The pace and scale of disruption in the digital space, makes it imperati...
- Engineering campus hiring may fall first time since 2009: NasscomIndia churns out nearly 16 lakh engineers every year, of which nearly 2 lakh are absorbed by the IT industry - the largest recruiter at the...
- Decoding the 'Campus Code': Trends and challenges of campus hiring in 2013Where it may seem like child's play, the entire campus hiring program comes at a considerable effort and cost to the organisation.
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