Updated: Thursday, February 18, 2021, 17:50 [IST]
IT Jobs News: The Indian IT sector is expected to witness better hiring and growth trends in 2021 as compared to previous year that saw the industry being hit by the COVID-19 pandemic impacting thousands of jobs and hiring process in the IT industry, according to a NASSCOM Survey.
As per a survey conducted by NASSCOM, around 95 per cent of CEOs in IT sector anticipate that the hiring in FY 2021 will go up alongside better growth trends in the Indian tech industry.
97% CEOs anticipate a significantly better global economic growth in 2021 as compared to 2020. In terms of hiring, 95% CEOs expect 2021 hiring to be more than what they hired in 2020. Further, 67% CEOs believe the Indian technology industry to grow significantly higher than 2020, the NASSCOM s CEO survey stated.
News » Good News: Karnataka To Create 10 Lakh IT Jobs, Opportunities In Related Sectors Under KDEM By 2025
Good News: Karnataka To Create 10 Lakh IT Jobs, Opportunities In Related Sectors Under KDEM By 2025
News Updated: Friday, February 12, 2021, 0:05 [IST]
Good News: Karnataka being one of the most sought after destinations for building careers and entrepreneurship, will be creating 10 lakh IT jobs and opportunities in related sectors in the state by 2025 under the Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM) initiative.
10 Lakh IT Jobs By 2025
The KDEM, a PPP model initiative, will be driving the creation of ten lakh IT jobs in Karnataka by attracting large investments in IT and related sectors, and boost the economy in the state.
Updated Jan 08, 2021 | 13:39 IST
Hiring went up by 10 per cent in the month of December led by combined demand from technology services companies, captive centres and business process management (BPM), the report said IT hiring zooms in last two months of 2020: 80,000 positions filled in Nov, Dec, says report | Photo Credit: Getty
Key Highlights
81,000 middle and senior-level workers were hired by IT services firms in November and December of 2020
Hiring went up by 10 percent in the month of December as compared to year ago period
During the November-December period in 2019, the ITBPM industry hired 75,000 workers.
New Delhi: Despite an increase in overall unemployment in the month of December 2020, there was an uptick in hiring in India’s IT sector.