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Hyderabad emerging as potential hub for recruiters: KPMG report

Hyderabad emerging as potential hub for recruiters: KPMG report
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satellite cities: Infra push, talent access helps satellite cities reshape India s commercial realty

India s commercial real estate landscape in satellite and tier II cities is undergoing significant transformation due to robust infrastructure development, strategic urban planning, talent availability, and lower cost of living. Cities like Navi Mumbai, Pune, Gurugram, Noida, and Hyderabad have seen extensive investment in road networks, metro connectivity, and digital infrastructure, making them attractive hubs for businesses.

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Hyderabad emerging as potential hub for recruiters: KPMG report

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With festive season around the corner, India Inc gives staff gift of extra leaves

Companies in India are offering their employees additional time off during the festive season to focus on employee well-being and allow them to relax and recharge. Companies such as KPMG, Deloitte, Adobe, WeWork India, and startups like Physics Wallah, Wingify, and Power Play are giving extended breaks, either during Diwali or towards the end of the year.

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India Inc wants more women in leadership roles

Companies including Accenture, Cognizant, KPMG, L&T, PwC, and NatWest Group are making concerted efforts to bring in more women in leadership roles, recognising that diverse viewpoints are crucial to fostering innovation and better decision-making, ultimately leading to more success and better profitability for firms.

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