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7 Indians, 5 Gujarat BPOs Indicted In Massive Call Centre Scam In US
As many as 15 people, including seven Indians, and five Indian call centres have been indicted in a multimillion-dollar scam which defrauded over 2,000 US citizens, resulting in over $5.5 million in losses, the department of justice said on Friday.
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Indian BPO Workers Face Racial Abuse Regularly, Says Study
Call centre employees face racial abuse from people viewing them as "job thieves", a new study said.
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7 Lakh IT Jobs In India Under Threat, But It Is Not All Bad News
The number of low-skilled workers in domestic IT and BPO service sectors could fall from 24 lakh in 2016 to 17 lakh in 2022.
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Indian IT Industry Worst Hit As Tech Jobs Dry Up: Study
Hiring by the Indian IT companies declined 17 percent year-on-year in May 2017 as volatility in the technology sector continues, according to a study.
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Donald Trump Win: Impact on Indian IT May Not Be as Bad as Expected, Say Experts
There would be a mixed impact of Trump's presidency on IT and BPO/KPO services jobs, but it may not be as dramatic as anticipated, say experts.
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Fake Call Centre Scam Mastermind Sagar Thakkar's 'Guru' Arrested
A Mumbai businessman who 'mentored' Sagar Thakkar alias Shaggy, the alleged mastermind of the multi-million dollar fake call center racket, wherein US-based taxpayers were allegedly conned by Indian tele-callers, has been arrested, police said today.
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Indian IT majors fume at Ohio's outsourcing ban
After President Obama's anti-outsourcing noises comes a big blow for the Indian IT industry. The state of Ohio has banned outsourcing government IT projects to offshore destinations such as India. "The purchase of offshore services with public funds undermines economic development and other job creation and retention objectives," said T...
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Book gives guidelines for call-centre English
Hinglish may have unofficially become the language of urban India but it is a strict no no in BPO's as Indian English expressions often tend to create problems for international customers and confuse them, an award-winning book says.
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7 Indians, 5 Gujarat BPOs Indicted In Massive Call Centre Scam In US
As many as 15 people, including seven Indians, and five Indian call centres have been indicted in a multimillion-dollar scam which defrauded over 2,000 US citizens, resulting in over $5.5 million in losses, the department of justice said on Friday.
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Indian BPO Workers Face Racial Abuse Regularly, Says Study
Call centre employees face racial abuse from people viewing them as "job thieves", a new study said.
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7 Lakh IT Jobs In India Under Threat, But It Is Not All Bad News
The number of low-skilled workers in domestic IT and BPO service sectors could fall from 24 lakh in 2016 to 17 lakh in 2022.
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Indian IT Industry Worst Hit As Tech Jobs Dry Up: Study
Hiring by the Indian IT companies declined 17 percent year-on-year in May 2017 as volatility in the technology sector continues, according to a study.
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Donald Trump Win: Impact on Indian IT May Not Be as Bad as Expected, Say Experts
There would be a mixed impact of Trump's presidency on IT and BPO/KPO services jobs, but it may not be as dramatic as anticipated, say experts.
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Fake Call Centre Scam Mastermind Sagar Thakkar's 'Guru' Arrested
A Mumbai businessman who 'mentored' Sagar Thakkar alias Shaggy, the alleged mastermind of the multi-million dollar fake call center racket, wherein US-based taxpayers were allegedly conned by Indian tele-callers, has been arrested, police said today.
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Indian IT majors fume at Ohio's outsourcing ban
After President Obama's anti-outsourcing noises comes a big blow for the Indian IT industry. The state of Ohio has banned outsourcing government IT projects to offshore destinations such as India. "The purchase of offshore services with public funds undermines economic development and other job creation and retention objectives," said T...
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Book gives guidelines for call-centre English
Hinglish may have unofficially become the language of urban India but it is a strict no no in BPO's as Indian English expressions often tend to create problems for international customers and confuse them, an award-winning book says.
