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TCS, Cognizant, Infosys top employers in FY15: Nasscom

Chennai: TCS, Cognizant and Infosys have emerged as the top employers in the IT-BPO sector, according  to a list of 20 leading companies released by industry body Nasscom. "About 1.25 million, little more than the one-third of

PTI Published : Jul 23, 2015 21:03 IST, Updated : Jul 23, 2015 21:08 IST
tcs cognizant infosys top employers in fy15 nasscom
tcs cognizant infosys top employers in fy15 nasscom

Chennai: TCS, Cognizant and Infosys have emerged as the top employers in the IT-BPO sector, according  to a list of 20 leading companies released by industry body Nasscom. 

"About 1.25 million, little more than the one-third of current workforce of IT and BPO employees were employed in these 20 firms during 2014-15 financial year," Nasscom President R Chandrashekhar said here today. 

The 20 companies are -- TCS, Cognizant, Infosys, Wipro, HCL Tech, Tech Mahindra, Capgemini, Genpact, Serco, Global Servics, Aegis, Mphasis, iGATE, WNS Global Services, Larsen and Toubro, Infotech, CSC India, Syntel Ltd, EXL, Hinduja Global Solutions, Firstsource Solutions and Mindtree.

 
He said the list was based on the headcount of firms with IT-BPO operations in the country as reported to Nasscom. 

Listing out the trends faced by the IT industry, he said, the Human Resource or HR was under a "transition phase". 

"HR is in a transition phase and much of the time has been devoted to recognising those transition and learning from those who have been very successful in making that transition," he said. 

As far as talent was concerned, he said, it has been revealed that the focus of the companies on the employees changed from "scale to skill". 

"Instead of looking at numbers, focus is on higher skills and knowledge expertise. It is not age and experience which count any more. It is more of a digital impact and expertise," Chandrashekhar said. 

"The emphasis has moved from quantity to quality. So, it is not with a degree with which a person comes in or the level at which the person comes in. What are the key skills which the person can be able to bring or acquire and what is the performance in terms of niche areas that actually contribute to the company...," he said. 

Asked about the hiring activity during the current financial year, he expected that it would remain around six to seven per cent.

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