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Infosys Warns Employees Against Moonlighting, Says It Could Lead To Termination
Many companies have spoken against moonlighting, with Wipro Chairman Azim Premji calling it "cheating".
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Infosys Chief Sees Moderation In Attrition Over Coming Quarters
India's second largest IT services company Infosys expects moderation in attrition levels over the coming quarters, as its efforts around employee engagement, training and salary hikes are starting to yield results, said CEO Salil Parekh.
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Infosys To Tech Mahindra: Why IT Stocks Are Falling?
Infosys plunged over 9% yesterday after the company posted its earnings. The fall was primarily because brokerage houses lowered their margins.
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Infosys Fires Non-Performing Employees: Report
The country's second largest software services company - Infosys - has terminated the services of non-performing employees at multiple levels.
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What Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka Said On Recent Senior-Level Exits
Vishal Sikka said the analysis by the company and some other recruiting firms revealed that Infosys was "far lower in terms of executive attrition than other companies".
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IT Professionals Well Taken Care Of, No Need For Union: Former Infosys Top Boss
Following reports of layoffs and fears about further retrenchment in the slowdown-hit IT industry, there had been some talk in recent times about forming a union.
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Infosys Hiring Drops 65%, Nearly 38,000 Techies Leave Company In 2016-17
According to the employee metrics disclosed by Infosys, 37,915 left the company and its subsidiaries worldwide during the fiscal year under review as against 34,688 in the previous fiscal year.
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Trends In Top Indian IT Companies - From Hiring To Attrition
Total hiring by the top 4 Indian IT companies - TCS, Infosys, Wipro and HCL Tech - in the December quarter was at 13,100, down 12% on a year-on-year basis.
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What Vishal Sikka Said About Reports Of Layoffs At Infosys
Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka on Friday told analysts that the Bengaluru-based IT company is not laying off employees. His comments come at a time when there has been intense speculation about pink slips at Infosys, following Royal Bank of Scotland's decision to cancel a project for which the IT major was a key technology partner.
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Employee Attrition At Infosys, TCS Moves In Opposite Direction In Q1
Infosys disappointed investors as it missed first quarter earnings estimates last week. The slower-than-expected rise in revenue (up 2.2 per cent/1.7 per cent quarter-on-quarter in US dollar/constant currency terms) forced Infosys to revise down its annual sales forecast, leading to a carnage in its shares on Friday.
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Infosys Launches ESOP Scheme After 13 Years
IT major Infosys on Friday said that it will launch its employee stock option programme or ESOP scheme in a bid to control attrition, which picked-up sharply in the June quarter.
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Gross Hiring In Top IT Companies in FY17 May Fall On Lower Attrition
Attrition level has eased and is at benign levels for top IT companies, following which gross hiring in this space for the fiscal could see a reduction, says a report.
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Confident of 'Industry-Leading' Growth by Next Fiscal: Infosys
Once an industry bellwether, Infosys lost out to rivals like Tata Consultancy Services and HCL Technologies in terms of growth. Besides, it faced other issues like attrition and exodus of senior-level executives.
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Infosys Q2: Dollar Revenue Growth May Exceed 4%, Attrition Set to Fall
Infosys will report numbers before stock markets open on Monday. The IT major had briefly changed its results timing from morning to afternoon earlier this year, but it is now back to its traditional morning slot, which is a sign of growing confidence, analysts say.
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Infosys Had Lost Its Way in Last 2-3 Years, Says COO Pravin Rao
Infosys, which had "lost its way in the last 2-3 years", is witnessing confidence returning among employees and there's a clear articulation of strategy after Vishal Sikka took over, a top company official has said.
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Infosys Warns Employees Against Moonlighting, Says It Could Lead To Termination
Many companies have spoken against moonlighting, with Wipro Chairman Azim Premji calling it "cheating".
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Infosys Chief Sees Moderation In Attrition Over Coming Quarters
India's second largest IT services company Infosys expects moderation in attrition levels over the coming quarters, as its efforts around employee engagement, training and salary hikes are starting to yield results, said CEO Salil Parekh.
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Infosys To Tech Mahindra: Why IT Stocks Are Falling?
Infosys plunged over 9% yesterday after the company posted its earnings. The fall was primarily because brokerage houses lowered their margins.
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Infosys Fires Non-Performing Employees: Report
The country's second largest software services company - Infosys - has terminated the services of non-performing employees at multiple levels.
-
What Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka Said On Recent Senior-Level Exits
Vishal Sikka said the analysis by the company and some other recruiting firms revealed that Infosys was "far lower in terms of executive attrition than other companies".
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IT Professionals Well Taken Care Of, No Need For Union: Former Infosys Top Boss
Following reports of layoffs and fears about further retrenchment in the slowdown-hit IT industry, there had been some talk in recent times about forming a union.
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Infosys Hiring Drops 65%, Nearly 38,000 Techies Leave Company In 2016-17
According to the employee metrics disclosed by Infosys, 37,915 left the company and its subsidiaries worldwide during the fiscal year under review as against 34,688 in the previous fiscal year.
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Trends In Top Indian IT Companies - From Hiring To Attrition
Total hiring by the top 4 Indian IT companies - TCS, Infosys, Wipro and HCL Tech - in the December quarter was at 13,100, down 12% on a year-on-year basis.
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What Vishal Sikka Said About Reports Of Layoffs At Infosys
Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka on Friday told analysts that the Bengaluru-based IT company is not laying off employees. His comments come at a time when there has been intense speculation about pink slips at Infosys, following Royal Bank of Scotland's decision to cancel a project for which the IT major was a key technology partner.
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Employee Attrition At Infosys, TCS Moves In Opposite Direction In Q1
Infosys disappointed investors as it missed first quarter earnings estimates last week. The slower-than-expected rise in revenue (up 2.2 per cent/1.7 per cent quarter-on-quarter in US dollar/constant currency terms) forced Infosys to revise down its annual sales forecast, leading to a carnage in its shares on Friday.
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Infosys Launches ESOP Scheme After 13 Years
IT major Infosys on Friday said that it will launch its employee stock option programme or ESOP scheme in a bid to control attrition, which picked-up sharply in the June quarter.
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Gross Hiring In Top IT Companies in FY17 May Fall On Lower Attrition
Attrition level has eased and is at benign levels for top IT companies, following which gross hiring in this space for the fiscal could see a reduction, says a report.
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Confident of 'Industry-Leading' Growth by Next Fiscal: Infosys
Once an industry bellwether, Infosys lost out to rivals like Tata Consultancy Services and HCL Technologies in terms of growth. Besides, it faced other issues like attrition and exodus of senior-level executives.
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Infosys Q2: Dollar Revenue Growth May Exceed 4%, Attrition Set to Fall
Infosys will report numbers before stock markets open on Monday. The IT major had briefly changed its results timing from morning to afternoon earlier this year, but it is now back to its traditional morning slot, which is a sign of growing confidence, analysts say.
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Infosys Had Lost Its Way in Last 2-3 Years, Says COO Pravin Rao
Infosys, which had "lost its way in the last 2-3 years", is witnessing confidence returning among employees and there's a clear articulation of strategy after Vishal Sikka took over, a top company official has said.
