By
Natraj Muthukrishnan on 9 November, 2009, 3:33 pm
India has ample growth scope in the near future. Companies are looking for grand recruitment plans in India. Some of them are even planning to make 75 to 80% of their total recruitment from India. Accenture India plans to add 8000 people to its India work force this year.
The company which has 42,000 employees currently plans to make the count to 50,000 , an increase of 20% of its current workforce which are indeed signs of an optimistic market and recovering economy. Accenture’s focus in India is going to be the analytics space, which will help the clients convert information into insights for better yields.
This goes on to prove the confidence company has on the Indian market and the growth opportunities it is anticipating. Hope other companies are listening and will follow suit soon.
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