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It seems like India's top IT companies are on a hiring spree as per the report, the top five IT services firms including Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, HCL Technologies, Wipro and Tech Mahindra added over 64,332 employees in…

50% H1B Applications By TCS, HCL, Infosys, Wipro Rejected By US By now, we all are aware of US Government tightening the noose around the rules of the H-1B visa. Donald Trump-led administration is looking to employ more locals…

HCL is hiring 10,000 freshers HCL, India’s 3rd biggest IT company behind TCS and Infosys has announced that they will hire 10,000 freshers this financial year. But, there is a catch. The freshers will need to pay Rs 2 lakh to HCL…

TCS has more crorepati employees than Infosys and HCL India’s largest IT and the world’s third largest IT services company has more crorepati employees than Infosys and HCL combined. TCS has recently beaten IBM and Reliance in market…

H1B Restrictions Will Impact Indian IT Sector We’ve been strapped on with all the changes going on around the H1B visa norms since 2017. They’ve nothing but tightened under Trump’s administration, vigilant to secure maximum good quality…

IBM will fire 300 employees In the past few weeks, we have been sharing some very encouraging news about IT industry in India: TCS, Infosys and Wipro are in a hiring spree, and they have smashed few recruitment records as well. In…

HCL is now India's 3rd biggest IT firm Shiv Nadar led IT behemoth HCL has now become India’s 3rd IT Services firm. This way, HCL has dethroned Wipro from the #3 spot and is only behind TCS and Infosys in the overall ranking. …

HCL Sued For Alleged Hiring Bias Recently, a number of Indian IT companies have been facing legal action against an alleged hiring bias in their recruitment process, and the latest one to face the fire is HCL Technologies. A US…

H-1B visa, or in layman’s language, a visa that enables employers in the US to temporarily hire workers from foreign countries in speciality occupations. Reports of the H-1B visa statistics have been released by the US Department of Labour…

In a unique partnership of ideas and innovations, Indian IT behemoth HCL has acquired IBM’s 7 crucial software products. This comes months after IBM acquired Redhat for $34 billion, which was hailed as the biggest software deals ever.