talent retention

Infosys also increased its hiring program twice in the year. The IT industry is undergoing record levels of attrition, prompting companies to ramp up hiring. Record Year For Fresher Hiring Three IT companies including TCS, Infosys…

The work model to be adopted is ultimately dependent on what clients want. TCS is looking at a hybrid work model for the future in which only 25% of the total employees will work from the office. This is the plan for the company's…

This is happening at a time when there is a great demand for outsourcing. Cognizant is going through a rough patch as it is being forced to decline new business because its workers are leaving in droves. The Figures Its…

This is a bold attempt at containing attrition and retaining the best and most skilled. HCL has put forward a proposal in which it will give away Mercedes-Benz cars as reward for top performers. Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO)…

TCS focuses on talent retention through learning programs and grooming specifically for skills catering to customer needs. It has a low attrition rate of 7.2%. TCS' Annual Report shed some light on its tactics for remote employee…

Why Indian employees are leaving their jons? In a survey conducted by LinkedIn to see the rising skills in the Asia-Pacific region, there was a line up of d 4,136 employees and 844 Learning & Development (L&D)…

A recent article in the Economic Times claims “if you are looking at having the hottest job at the coolest workplace and have the passion to do something different and think laterally, e-commerce is the place to be!” The…

For a long time there have been questions on India's ability to retain its talent. The fact that countries like U.S. provide better opportunities for both studies as well as jobs gave way to unabated brain drain with India ending up on the…

Conglomerization is nothing new to India. Almost all the business houses are obsessed with spinning off separate business units. Sometimes in related fields and sometimes in totally unrelated fields. It is so prevalent that even Infosys…