Amid The Great Resignation, how start-ups can retain talent : Rashtra News #Great #Resignation #startups #retain #talent Nearly 40% of workers in India could switch jobs this year, according to the Qualtrics 2022 Employee Experiences Trends Report. By Priyadarshi Nanu Pany 2021 was an exhilarating year for the Indian start-up ecosystem. We added 42 unicorns,
Top PMS fund manager Saurabh Mukherjea, whose firm Marcellus handles HNI money worth around Rs 10,000 crore, has picked 4 new smallcap stocks in his Little Champs portfolio. In his bank-focused Kings of Capital portfolio, Home First Finance has been replaced with MAS Financial Services while SKF India is the new stock pick in midcap-heavy Rising Giants portfolio. Mukherjea told investors in a note that positive developments in interest rate cuts by the Fed can improve consumer sentiments and benefit stocks with global market exposure.
China remains the biggest market for food and beverages, automotives, textiles and apparels, chemicals and chemical products, iron and steel, as well as consumer electronics, according to Bain.
Call it Outsourcing 2.0, which can take India from once being the telemarketing voice of American companies to becoming in near future their very brains. A far cry from early captive units of American MNCs in India, the GCCs have now embedded themselves deeper within business functions, moving up the value chain to deliver higher-value processes.