Employers in Bengaluru bullish on hiring this quarter: Survey
The Hindu
Most employers in the city seem to be bullish on hiring in the first quarter of calendar 2022. A hiring outlook report by TeamLease, a staffing services firm, stated that 88% of employers in the city
Most employers in the city seem to be bullish on hiring in the first quarter of calendar 2022. A hiring outlook report by TeamLease, a staffing services firm, stated that 88% of employers in the city are keen on hiring talent in the first quarter itself.
Around 79 employers from the city, representing 21 industry sectors, were interviewed. However, information technology (97% of the employers), financial services (61%), retail/essentials (59%) healthcare and pharmaceuticals (58%), FMCG (47%) and agriculture (45%) are the key sectors that are driving the intent to hire in Bengaluru, as per the report.
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