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Among industries with the highest hiring intent for freshers are E-commerce & Technology Start-ups (59 per cent), Telecommunications (53 per cent), and Engineering & Infrastructure (50 per cent), the survey said 

Freshers hiring in India: Intention improves marginally by 3% says report

Among industries with the highest hiring intent for freshers are E-commerce &amp; Technology Start-ups (59 per cent), Telecommunications (53 per cent), and Engineering &amp; Infrastructure (50 per cent), the survey said&nbsp;

Intention to hire freshers in the second half of this year has witnessed a marginal increase of 3 percentage points in July-December quarter, says a report.
According to TeamLease EdTech, the top three industries with the highest hiring intent for freshers are e-commerce and technology startups, telecommunications and engineering, and infrastructure.
Additionally, the overall hiring intent for all categories of jobseekers has risen to 73 per cent from 68 per cent over the same duration. Such sustained growth implies an optimistic job market in the coming months, especially for freshers.
Among industries with the highest hiring intent for freshers are E-commerce &amp; Technology Start-ups (59 per cent), Telecommunications (53 per cent), and Engineering &amp; Infrastructure (50 per cent), the survey said.
The IT industry sees an overall decrease in the intent to hire freshers as compared to HY1 2023. Whereas some new and trending sectors like Travel and Hospitality have emerged with an increase of 5 per cent. About the survey
The survey covered 737 small, medium, and large companies across 18 industries across India. The coverage was spread across 14 geographical areas [metros, tier-1, &amp; tier-2] reflecting the hiring sentiment of fresh degree apprentices in India.
"Amidst a challenging hiring scenario, the Indian job market indicates a marginal uptick with a 3 per cent increase in the intent of hiring freshers. Moreover, the overall rise in hiring intent to 73 per cent for all jobseeker categories reinforces the optimistic outlook for the coming months," Shantanu Rooj, Founder and CEO, TeamLease Edtech, said.&nbsp;

Work from home or office? Here's what mostly Indians want 

In a survey conducted by LinkedIn, 78% of Indian professionals have said that they are back to office by choice. 63% of the professionals feel that remote work has no harmful impact on their careers

In a survey conducted by LinkedIn, 78% of Indian professionals have said that they are back to office by choice. 63% of the professionals feel that remote work has no harmful impact on their careers

Do you also like to get dressed up and head to office?&nbsp; In a survey conducted by professional networking site LinkedIn, 78% of Indian professionals said that they go to the office by choice. 71% of people who participated in the LinkedIn survey feel they have to overcompensate when working from home to show that they are serious about work. They also felt that time spent in office has an impact on their career.
63% of the participants in the LinkedIn research feel working remotely has no harmful impact on their careers, however a similar proportion also believed their chances of career growth could be reduced if they didn&rsquo;t go to office as much.
The survey also provided interesting insights about desk bombing, loud leaving and chai breaks.&nbsp;
Desk bombing refers to a situation when a colleague shows up unannounced at a worker&rsquo;s desk to have a chat. 62 per cent of Gen Z professionals in India see &ldquo;desk-bombing&rdquo; as a great way to have impromptu conversations.
Loud leaving is a practice in which someone, typically a manager visibly leaves the work place making it known that it&rsquo;s okay to shut down and stop working at a reasonable time. 60 per cent of participants in the LinkedIn survey say they have experienced &ldquo;Loud Leaving&rdquo;
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked various government departments and ministries to undertake the recruitment of 10 lakh people on a "mission mode" in the next year and a half, his office said on Tuesday.
The direction from Modi came following a review of the status of human resources in all government departments and ministries, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said.
The government's decision comes amid the opposition's frequent criticism of it on the issue of unemployment. A large number of vacant posts in different government sectors has often been flagged.
"PM Narendra Modi reviewed the status of Human Resources in all departments and ministries and instructed that recruitment of 10 lakh people be done by the Government in mission mode in next 1.5 years," the PMO said in a tweet."It's called "900 chuhe khaakar billi Hajj ko chali". We're experiencing worst employment (rate) in 50 yrs, rupee value lowest in 75 years... For how long will PM distract us by playing 'Twitter Twitter," Congress leader Randeep Surjewala said in response. 

Congress mocks PM Modi announcement of 10 lakh govt jobs in next 18 months

The direction from Modi came following a review of the status of human resources in all government departments and ministries, the Prime Minister's Office said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked various government departments and ministries to undertake the recruitment of 10 lakh people on a "mission mode" in the next year and a half, his office said on Tuesday.
The direction from Modi came following a review of the status of human resources in all government departments and ministries, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said.
The government's decision comes amid the opposition's frequent criticism of it on the issue of unemployment. A large number of vacant posts in different government sectors has often been flagged.
"PM Narendra Modi reviewed the status of Human Resources in all departments and ministries and instructed that recruitment of 10 lakh people be done by the Government in mission mode in next 1.5 years," the PMO said in a tweet. "It's called "900 chuhe khaakar billi Hajj ko chali". We're experiencing worst employment (rate) in 50 yrs, rupee value lowest in 75 years... For how long will PM distract us by playing 'Twitter Twitter," Congress leader Randeep Surjewala&nbsp;said in response.&nbsp; Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/economy/pm-modi-directs-recruitment-of-10-lakh-people-in-next-1-5-years-pmo-1655185052702">PM Modi directs recruitment of 10 lakh people in next 1.5 years: PMO</a>

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