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Wipro, one of India’s largest IT services companies, is experiencing uncertainty in the demand environment, facing margin pressures and recessionary concerns. All of it has led the company to delay ...
Wipro in a statement said: 'Our talent is our biggest asset. We remain committed to our strategy of hiring the best talent, and freshers are a key pillar of our talent and growth strategy.
One of the noteworthy factors in these companies Q1FY26 results is the slowdown in hiring. 3 out of 5 of these top large-cap ...
Wipro has invited applications from engineering graduates for its off-campus hiring programme called Elite National Talent Hunt 2.0 (NTH). NTH is Wipro’s flagship initiative, which was introduced to ...
The 2014 graduate hiring program is a core element of Wipro’s growth strategy in Australia and is a part of its global initiative to increasingly hire local talent in its markets of operation ...
See also: Hiring by Indian IT companies has grown 12 months in a row, up over three-fold Indian IT major Wipro is on a hiring spree, plans to double campus offers and hike pay ...
Registrations for the Wipro fresher hiring programme began on August 23, 2021, and will continue till September 15, 2021. Following registration, candidates will undergo an online assessment ...
Wipro has made 14,000 campus offers this year as compared to 10,000 last year. It will also add 3,500 science graduates to its rolls through its Wipro Academy of Software Excellence.
Instead, the Indian IT sector is trying to present itself as a job creator. Wipro said it plans to expand its 8,700-strong US workforce through acquisitions and taking on new staff.
Wipro's hiring in the Americas – the zone that contributes the bulk of revenue for most IT services providers – has doubled in four years to 7,865, as per the company’s latest annual report ...
Bengaluru-based IT firm Wipro has announced a fresher's hiring initiative, called ‘Elite National Talent Hunt 2020 and 2021’, to attract the best of best of engineering talent across the country.