Wipro Is Firing 47,000 Employees In Next 3 Years

[Mental_Krishna]

Consider Wipro whose CEO TK Kurien has reportedly told investors that the company will cut down one-third jobs over the next few years. India's third-largest outsourcer expects its headcount to come down by about 47,000 in the next three years. Wipro employed 1.58 lakh employees as of March 31, 2015. 

 

Infosys, which aims to generate $20 billion in sales by 2020, is counting on increased employee productivity to achieve the ambitious target.

 

Wipro and Infosys are not the only companies looking to increase revenues without hiring more employees. Most IT companies are moving towards greater automation and non-linear models, where revenue growth is delinked from employee additions. Many IT companies now hire "just-in-time" because of abundant labour and predictable demand.

 

Fire Kakunda migilipoina employees meeda workload bhebatsamga peragapothundi in coming years. :surprised-038:  :surprised-038: 

[srikanthraparla]

bye

[Mental_Krishna]

bye

 

bye enti jaffa uncle

[sona_shweta]

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[Mental_Krishna]

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jobs pothe terrific antaventi saami

[Bobby700]

shut down this damn company 

[Mental_Krishna]

shut down this damn company 

 

why  :3D_Smiles:  :3D_Smiles:

[k2s]

Don't join /work for desi MNCs man

[mustang302]

migilina employees superman lekka anni panulu chaeyyali ika

[kiran karthik]

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[sandie]

:O :O

[Mental_Krishna]

migilina employees superman lekka anni panulu chaeyyali ika

 

anthega mari

[Mental_Krishna]

:o :o

 

neeku telisina vallu chesthunnara andulo  bye1

[ronitreddy]

wipro total employees entha untaru?

[Mental_Krishna]

wipro total employees entha untaru?

 

Article lone undi kada bhayya Wipro employed 1.58 lakh employees as of March 31, 2015.