Cactus Communications adopts remote-first culture
The Hindu
Cactus Communications Ltd., a technology firm, has announced its transition to a remote-first company for all its 1,200 employees across nine locations globally. With this it has become one of the fir
Cactus Communications Ltd., a technology firm, has announced its transition to a remote-first company for all its 1,200 employees across nine locations globally.
With this it has become one of the first companies in India to embrace remote-first culture requiring employees not to mandatorily come to office.
“Three hundred and twenty people joined us in the seven months leading up to October 2021, and 50% of our new hires are from locations where we don’t have physical offices, such as Jaipur, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune,” said Yashmi Pujara, Chief Human Resources Officer.
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