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Gud Article
by jini james on Feb 12, 2008 04:39 PM  Permalink 

Thank you so much Mr.Ranjan Sinha

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Really?
by Aotearoan Blue on Feb 12, 2008 04:17 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

So should we believe him? Don't find any base to claim "More and more jobs are shifting to India".

And moreover this whole exercise sounds like a self-promo? No?

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RE:Really?
by Faceless Indian on Feb 13, 2008 02:23 AM  Permalink
Correct sir. This article is just that - self promo. All talk, no substance. Not grounded in reality at all. With employees staring pink slips and salary cuts in the face across the country, bas yehi baki reh gaya tha - self styled management guru's coming forward to give gyaaan about more jobs coming to India. Now isn't that what the HR teams of companies laying off people tell the sacked guys - "don't worry my boy - you are not bad, just that you dont fit the job profile here anymore. Don't worry, India is booming and more and more jobs are coming here. You will soon get a better job". Sad.

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Good Article
by shri rao on Feb 12, 2008 04:17 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Thats the problem with indians, You dont eben have the patience nor the ability to read an article quickly. If you cannot read the entire article in less that 7 mins , You have no business to pass comments like you have done.

As far as the job market in india is concerned, earlier all the major banks looked towards setting up offices in India to outsource all the routine jobs. Now that they have done its going to be a real challenge to drive down costs futher. They cannot move to lower cost centres pretty soon. It will take them at least 8 years to move operations elsewhere while continuing to maintain the same level of quality. One has to wait and watch !! Companaies who have not yet joined the outsopurcing bandwagon will now be forced to get on it.

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RE:Good Article
by Faceless Indian on Feb 13, 2008 02:18 AM  Permalink
Now get back to your coding job you cyber coolie. Your analysis sucks.

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too lenghty
by pradeep on Feb 12, 2008 03:35 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

i have not read this article its too lenthy some who has read this pls tell me the content in short

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RE:too lenghty
by Prince John on Feb 12, 2008 03:55 PM  Permalink
sorry dude, i lost patience halfway down

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RE:too lenghty
by zhatpat on Feb 12, 2008 03:59 PM  Permalink
don t worry drink curry

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RE:too lenghty
by mitul modi on Feb 12, 2008 04:16 PM  Permalink
Meaning : 'NOMore jobs are shifting to India'


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RE:too lenghty
by rajashekar shekar on Feb 12, 2008 04:26 PM  Permalink
Since I am frm a HR backround and havng HR exp, can find this useful, this is a good indication about the job market and the future of our country's economy!!!!

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RE:too lenghty
by Raj Reddy on Feb 13, 2008 02:27 AM  Permalink
Frankly, there is lot of BS (lateral hiring, blah blah blah). At least I know 99% of the poeple leave a company for more money, but this guy does not think so. So if someone pays you more, LEAVE. The faster you leave and join someone else, the faster you will grow (read money), more times you jump, more money you make, that is the logic. Good luck;

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RE:too lenghty
by Faceless Indian on Feb 13, 2008 02:19 AM  Permalink
If you believe the crap which Mr. Sinha has dished out, you will believe just about anything hero. Btw, do a rain check in your own company and see how many people have faith in the HR team and policies.

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RE:too lenghty
by chicken flu on Feb 12, 2008 03:45 PM  Permalink
are yaar ab HR walo ki bhi baatein padhoge!
kuch general illogical khatte mare honge!


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