Mid-rung engineering, management colleges see double-digit growth in offers, and a big rise in average pay packages
Despite strong indicators in the software market, Indian tech companies have been facing high attrition and narrowing margins, its impact is most likely to be faced during the hiring of freshers
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Top IT and tech firms like Wipro, Infosys and Tech Mahindra have reportedly revoked offer letters given to students after delaying their joinings by nearly three-four months
A few companies are also stepping back to give their employees reboot time
Several companies, the report claims, have introduced higher variable pay and employee engagement budgets while cutting down the internet allowance to make employees return to the office
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The writing is on the wall, but many businesses will take a while to recognise that the transition to working from home and gig-work is permanent
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For the full year, the company reported revenue of $61.6 billion an increase of 22 per cent in the US dollar terms
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Goldman said it remains 'more sanguine' on EBIT margin forecasts than on revenue of IT firms, given multiple levers such as higher employee utilisation, controls on variable pay and annual wage hikes
The IT companies, including Wipro, Infosys, and HCL have, however, stated that all the offers made will be honoured
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The changes come at a time when the industry is seeing demand constraints from its majority market and budgets are under pressure and deals are taking time to close
Wipro, one of the four IT majors in India, announced that it will withhold the variable pay of mid, and senior-level employees for the June qtr (Q1FY23) due to poor financial health
Infosys Ltd, India's second-biggest IT company, and smaller rival Wipro recently told their employees they had reduced the variable pay portion of employee compensations
Major IT companies in India including Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Wipro, Infosys and HCL earn nearly 50 per cent of their revenue from digital solutions supported by hyper-scalers like AWS, Azure