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IT Hiring Slows to 17 Net Additions in 9 Months

India's top five IT companies recorded only 17 net hires in the first nine months of FY2025-26, a sharp drop from 17,764 last year, as AI and automation reshape hiring models.

Infosys Stock Jumps 5% on Upgraded Revenue Outlook

Infosys shares surged over 5% on Friday after the IT major raised its constant-currency revenue growth forecast for FY26 to 3-3.5%, maintaining margin guidance. Brokerages remain largely positive.

Infosys Adds 5,000+ Employees in Q3

Infosys reported a significant workforce increase, hiring over 5,000 employees in the third quarter, reflecting strong growth and demand in the IT sector.

US 2025 Job Growth Slows, Youth Employment Hit

US added only 584,000 jobs in 2025, a sharp slowdown from 2024. For Indian students and graduates, this means longer job searches and tougher visa timelines. Get expert guidance to navigate the shift.

Infosys to announce Q3 FY26 results on Jan 14

Infosys will declare its Q3 FY26 financial results on January 14, 2026. Analysts predict flat revenue growth due to furloughs and cautious client spending. Read the full preview here.

Indian Firms Use Interviews for Free AI Consulting Work

A senior professional's Reddit post exposes a worrying hiring trend in India's AI sector: interviews turned into unpaid strategy work. Experts warn of ethics and power imbalance. Learn how to protect yourself.

India's 2026 Hiring Boom: 12 Million Jobs Expected

Indian companies plan a major hiring surge in 2026, creating 10-12 million jobs. Driven by tech and diversity goals, firms like EY, Tata Motors, and Diageo are expanding teams. Read the full outlook.

Resumes Fade as Skills-Based Hiring Takes Over

A major shift is underway in hiring: 75% of firms now use skills tests over resumes, cutting mis-hires by 88%. Discover how this change benefits job seekers and creates a fairer system.

IT Jobs Return in 2025, But Freshers Face Tough Market

India's IT sector sees 1.8 million job openings in 2025, a 16% rise. However, the recovery favours experienced professionals, with entry-level hiring at just 15%. GCCs now drive 27% of demand, reshaping career paths for engineering graduates.

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