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- Not AI, IT hiring not picking up because of global slowdown in IT spend: Ramani Dathi, Teamlease ServicesRamani Dathi says there is no major uptick as far as demand for IT pros is concerned. There are a few set of clients, especially the GCCs a...
- Job openings: Entry-level tech hiring takes a hit; campus placements may fall over 50% this yearOver the previous few years, India's IT job market has seen a gradual fall in entry-level positions; this year, a further decline is projec...
- Campus hirings for entry-level IT jobs could even be 50% less this year: Ramani Dathi, Teamlease"Even for the new talent who are aspiring for jobs in the IT industry, upskilling is now the real need and they have to invest in terms of ...
- Ramani Dathi on what is needed for creating more jobs and higher incomesRamani Dathi, CFO of Teamlease Services, calls for skill bridging solutions in manufacturing. She emphasizes formalization to boost product...
- Positive hiring trends across all sectors except for IT; attrition also high: Ramani Dathi, Teamlease“Top sectors hiring right now are healthcare, pharma, electric vehicles, infrastructure, power, energy, FMCD, educational services. BFSI ha...
- Good growth in formal job creation across all segments and verticals except IT: Ramani Dathi, Teamlease“We are seeing good growth in hiring for banking, financial services, pharma, healthcare, even consumer verticals and telecom segments . We...
- BFSI top sector in hiring; 60% rise in hospitality related jobs: TeamleaseThe BFSI sector is currently experiencing the highest hiring and attrition rates. There is a strong demand for open positions, particularly...
- Very strong hiring trend in non-IT sectors; attrition continues in IT: Ramani Dathi, Teamlease“There is an overall increase in hiring within the banking sector, because across all private banks, the hiring numbers are really picking ...
- Except for tech, hiring picking up in all sectors over last quarter: Ramani Dathi, TeamleaseAnd now companies have come under pressure to bring down their headcounts, to bring down their costs. In fact, the offer letters that they ...
- Yet to get any hint of hiring in IT, expect improvement in H2: Ramani Dathi, Teamlease“The other business which is a surprise to us is a degree apprenticeship business. On January 3, we received a notification that the govern...
- In mid and senior level, IT cos seeing lower cost replacement hiring: Ramani Dathi, Teamlease Services“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...
- Techies can expect lower hikes, hiring freeze in mid and senior level: Ramani DathiSo accordingly, we are reducing our head counts and costs. For the next foreseeable future, we are not factoring in any increase in our cor...
- Not only IT, the intent to hire is at a 27-month high across most sectors: Ramani Dathi“Other than IT, FMCG, education, telecom, ecommerce, retail essentials, healthcare, banking and financial services all are hiring. Across a...
- Coworking space provider 315Work Avenue signs up 1400 seats with TeamLease315Work Avenue currently manages around 30,000 seats spread over 1.5 million sq ft across multiple prime locations in Bangalore, Mumbai and...
- Staffing companies make hay as tech firms scramble for talentTwo of India’s largest staffing firms - Quess Corp and Teamlease Services - say their double-digit revenue growth will continue in the ongo...
- Strong hiring trend to continue for next few quarters, says Teamlease CFO“The BFSI, e-commerce, retail and consumer verticals are seeing much stronger demand. IT is expected to continue with a very strong demand ...
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