India’s white-collar hiring grew 14 per cent year-on-year in August, led by auto, healthcare and retail sectors. Hyderabad recorded the strongest metro growth at 23 per cent, while fresher hiring rose 15 per cent, according to Naukri JobSpeak data
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Hyderabad: For most of the employees, take home money is not the first priority, but impact of work, work culture and job location are important for them. This was one of the findings of a survey conducted by job platform Naukri.com, which surveyed over 5,000 working professionals to determine the factors and considerations that jobseekers […]
Hyderabad: Hyderabad has witnessed a positive trend in terms of hiring patterns. In April 2022, the Naukri JobSpeak Index for the city stood at 4097 reflecting a 32 per cent increase from the same month last year. While February index was the highest for Hyderabad at 4,329 in the last one year, the months of […]
Hyderabad: The hiring activity in Hyderabad has witnessed the highest growth in the last one year with not just IT but many other sectors including pharma, real estate, banking and finance sectors witnessing high growth rate. According to a recent study by a job portal, the State’s capital has witnessed 27 percent uptick in hiring […]
Hyderabad: Education financing platform Propelld plans to recruit 30 employees in its tech team by the financial year 2022 and in addition, it will hire 20 more people. With over 135 employees in the company, the strategic move aims at expanding the tech teams primarily. Through a virtual interview process, the education financing platform intends […]
The survey revealed that only 11 per cent recruiters said that hiring is on hold in their respective organisations, while half of them had confirmed the same in the first wave of the survey (done in April, 2020).
The demand for professionals in the ticketing/travel/airlines and hospitality sectors saw an incline of 35 per cent and 28 per cent, respectively, in October versus September.
