Flipkart has announced the creation of over 2.2 lakh seasonal job opportunities across its supply chain, logistics, and last-mile delivery ...

Flipkart has created over 2.2 lakh seasonal jobs across supply chain and delivery roles ahead of the festive season. The company will also ...

India Inc's fresher hiring shows a cooling trend. The intent has declined to 70% for July to December. AI-led restructuring and global unce...

Ecommerce and tech startups will drive fresher hiring in India in H2 2025, with 88% employers keen to recruit, followed by retail (87%) and...

The 4.5 lakh square feet facility will support a network of over 6,600 sellers in Bihar, and generate over 1,100 direct and indirect job op...

Ecommerce is driving significant job creation in India, employing 54% more people compared to offline businesses. Initiatives like Amazon’s...

In the government's latest budget, a ₹63,000 crore internship scheme was announced to expose 10 million youth to business environments. Upg...

An analysis of the hiring trends across industries, functions and regions, indicates that India is leading with the highest hiring intent d...

The ecommerce sector grew by 8% in 2020 and 30% in 2021. It is now poised to reach $111 billion by 2024 and $200 billion by 2026.

Median salaries improved to Rs 11,500 a month in 2017 from Rs 7,500 a month in 2014, making the increments among the highest for blue-colla...

The survey found that McKinsey topped the list primarily because the company offers a good package along with opportunities to learn and wo...

Mobile commerce is likely to jump to 45-50% in 2017 against the current 30-35% of ecommerce sales.

It has also created a shift in employee expectations by offering employment options with exciting career paths, diverse opportunities, and ...

According to the survey, shared exclusively with ET, as much as 30% of the students from the 2016 graduating batch indicated ecommerce as t...

Flipkart, Amazon India and Snapdeal call themselves marketplaces that allow buyers and sellers to transact without themselves selling anyth...

Over 41% of employers in India are looking at increasing hiring numbers for the fourth quarter as compared to the quarter ending September.

Over 41% of employers in India are looking at increasing hiring numbers for the fourth quarter as compared to the quarter ending September.