This story is from September 30, 2024
Accenture’s hiring drive may push other companies
BENGALURU: Accenture’s recent disclosure of their recruitment targets for FY25 has set a positive tone for Indian technology companies who’re set to report their Sept quarter earnings next month.
“We are hiring primarily in India, as we are hiring more in technology. This also addresses our pyramid structure. We hire all over the world and in technology, which is a big driver for growth as we see for FY25. We will be hiring more in India,” Accenture CEO Julie Sweet told analysts in a recent earnings call. Accenture has over 3 lakh employees in India out of the 7.7 lakh globally. The company made a net addition of 41,484 people in the 2024 financial year.
Industry analysts predict that this move by Accenture will encourage other companies to expand their offshore presence as well.
Aditya Mishra, CEO of CIEL HR, said that the early months of campus hiring reflect the commitment of IT services companies to address the supply side, with positive signals emerging from the demand perspective.
Industry analysts predict that this move by Accenture will encourage other companies to expand their offshore presence as well.
Aditya Mishra, CEO of CIEL HR, said that the early months of campus hiring reflect the commitment of IT services companies to address the supply side, with positive signals emerging from the demand perspective.
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You are not paying hikes to your current employees..and hiring more...Reducing the hike percentage to 3% only...why all this with Indian employees...Treating them like labours...Read allPost comment
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