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Industry

Indian firms look beyond the big metros for talent

Posted in Industry -> Insight on August 18th, 2010 by Tahlent Team

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Employment Outlook

In the constant chase for the best talent, Indian organizations are back again to exploring talent in the Tier II cities after a long hiatus.

Performance pay gets the ‘Thumbs-up’ of the global workforce

Posted in Industry -> Insight on August 8th, 2010 by Tahlent Team

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Outstanding Evaluation

While the last 2 years saw a reversal in the performance pay trend apart from many other trends, this year might just might be the year of performance pay, going by the latest Kelly Services study.

IBM set to launch 75 Centers of Excellence across India

Posted in Industry on August 5th, 2010 by Tahlent Team

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Skills

In an attempt to strengthen industry-academia alliance, the global IT giant IBM is planning to establish 75 new Centers of Excellence (CoE) at engineering colleges across 60 Indian cities by end of 2010.

Indian temporary staffing industry to grow by 18%

Posted in Industry -> Jobs on May 17th, 2010 by Tahlent Team

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Upward Trend

After over a year of lull, hiring activity in the Indian job market is picking up, with organizations openly embracing temporary staffing a lot more than earlier.

The Indian Job Market makes a comeback!

Posted in Industry on May 3rd, 2010 by Tahlent Team

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Employment Outlook

The Gloom-doom days are gone! It’s time to welcome the good times and get ready to nab the job you’ve been waiting for so long! Don’t believe us, read on to know what the industry experts believe…

Employment outlook

Posted in Industry on March 15th, 2010 by Tahlent Team

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Employment Outlook

As the saying goes, what goes up must come down and vice-versa, Indian employment scenario too is shaping up a lot better than the last year. While hiring is still being done with a lot of caution, there’s a lot more positivity and optimism in the current state-of-affairs.

Women in the boardroom

Posted in Careers -> Industry on March 8th, 2010 by Tahlent Team

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India has nearly four times the number of women CEOs as the US. A recent survey by EMA Partners International revealed that around 11% of Indian publicly held companies have women CEOs. However, it must also be considered that many of these leaders are from the families of the promoters. The true test of success will be when women are allowed to break the glass ceiling and rise up from the ranks into the boardroom.

Business Networking key to success in 2010

Posted in Industry -> Jobs on January 1st, 2010 by Tahlent Team

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Business Networking

The Wall Street Journal reported in December that recruiters expect a 19% rise in executive-level jobs in the first half of 2010. The Christian Science Monitor warned that the growth of the jobs market may be “agonizingly slow” though the outlook is good for small and medium businesses, which will lap up many job-seekers. There is good news for fresh graduates, too. Job fairs, which were not fashionable in 2009, are showing signs of a revival.

The trends go to show that no matter at what pace the economy recovers, smart business networking holds the key to success in 2010. Are you ready?

Biofuel for aircrafts, opportunities for India

Posted in Industry on November 18th, 2009 by Tahlent Team

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Biofuel for Aircrafts

Even as the demand for biofuels grows, the possibilities are bright for career-seekers. For fresh science graduates and students of agricultural sciences, careers in chemical engineering and biofuel cropping must surely be something to think about.

Biotech drugs to lead the way in 2014

Posted in Industry on November 9th, 2009 by Tahlent Team

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Biotech Drugs

The shift towards biotech-derived products represents a significant therapeutic shift, according to Evaluate Pharma. Evaluate also forecasts that over 50 percent of the top 100 drugs in 2014 will be biotech medications, which marks a significant shift from 28 percent in 2008 and 11 percent in 2000. It explains why Big Pharma has been pursuing biotech relentlessly.

Those stepping into a career in Biologics have reason to smile while marketing grads need to put their thinking caps on and get a little perspective.