The CEO of India's second-largest IT firm, Infosys, has said the company will hire 20,000 freshers right out of college amid the layoffs scare in the Indian IT industry.

Infosys has reportedly adopted a new hiring approach. The IT company no longer issues job offers and attachments over email to new recruits. Instead, it now requires candidates both freshers and ...

Infosys Hiring Process: With this, “Infosys is seeking to not just prevent fraudulent recruitment practices, but also provide a better hiring experience to candidates, prevent defrauding of ...

When visiting the Infosys' career website, users will now see a ticket that reads: "Important notice-Infosys offer letter and associated documents are available only on our career site.

Join Infosys BPMs walk-in interview on August 12 in Bengaluru. Open roles include technology support specialist and AI ...

Infosys recruitment is currently being conducted at the company’s business process outsourcing service line. The vacancy available is that of “Process Executive” and fresh graduates with no experience ...

Infosys recruitment 2022 for freshers is now being conducted for new technical process executive vacancies for which applications are being accepted from fresh graduates with no work experience. The ...

Infosys is hiring experienced professionals across 40+ skill sets, including cloud computing and cyber security, requiring at least two years' experience in related fields. This recruitment ...

Indian IT outsourcer Infosys is planning a major recruitment drive in the US, announcing that it will hire upwards of 1,500 new workers in the areas of consultancy, sales and delivery.

Infosys Jobs News Days after Ratan Tata's TCS decides to sack 12000 employees, Narayana Murthy's Infosys makes big statement, set to affect 20000 people due to ...

TCS, Infosys, Wipro Recruitment Drive 2022: These major companies also announced that they will continue their hiring drive in FY22, which saw a major hike last year.

Infosys has finalised performance bonus recommendations for Q1 FY26, with an average payout of 80 per cent, according to ...