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☆ Looking to work in India? Talent is in high demand in these 5 industries, according to Indeed
  + stars: | 2024-06-10 | by ( Ernestine Siu | In Ernestinesiu | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +4 min
"Sales" is the most common search term by recruiters in India on hiring and matching platform, Indeed. "Sales" is the most commonly searched term by employers in India, making up 10% of all resume searches on the platform in 2023, according to research by Indeed. Here are the other common search terms by employers in India in 2023, according to Indeed. "Telecalling is also a relatively cost-effective way to reach customers, particularly in a market like India, making it an attractive option for businesses." Additionally, India has been making a big push for electric vehicles, which is creating a new wave of demand for mechanics, according to Kumar.
Persons: Callam Pickering, APAC, haven't, it's, Pickering, Sashi Kumar, Kumar Organizations: CNBC, India Locations: India, Singapore, Australia, Canada, U.S
☆ India job seekers aren't ready to return to the office — 2 in 3 say they value flexibility over pay
  + stars: | 2023-08-08 | by ( Goh Chiew Tong | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +5 min
Workers in India are far from ready to return to the pre-pandemic days of working in an office, five days a week. In contrast, fewer job seekers (67%) consider the compensation offered for the job. According to Indeed, 6.5% of job postings on the platform in June explicitly mention phrases such as "work from home" or "remote work" in their job descriptions. Job seekers value clarity and communicationIn the midst of economic uncertainty, job seekers have been facing longer job interview processes as companies become more cautious with hiring. In addition, almost half of job seekers, or 48% surveyed, want to know the salary range from employers before applying for a role, Indeed added.
Persons: Sashi Kumar, Kumar, Josh Bersin Organizations: Workers, Employers, CNBC, Companies, Employees, Josh Bersin Company, AMS Locations: India
☆ More tech workers in India are moonlighting — despite their bosses’ disapproval
  + stars: | 2023-07-12 | by ( Goh Chiew Tong | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +8 min
There are a range of reasons that are driving IT professionals to engage in moonlighting, according to Indeed India. Abhishek Software engineerBut his bosses are not aware of his plans, nor has he told them he is moonlighting. 'The root cause is the money'There are a number of reasons driving IT professionals to engage in moonlighting, according to Indeed India. Where employers disagreeHere's where employers disagree: moonlighting goes against the sense of loyalty a company wishes to instill into employees. IT services giant Wipro for example, fired 300 employees last year for allegedly "working for rival companies," according to local reports.
Persons: Sashi Kumar, Abhishek, he's, HackerRank, —, Moonlighting, Kumar, moonlighting, Indeed's Kumar, Viswanath Organizations: CNBC, India, Wipro, Infosys — Locations: India, Bangalore, U.S
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