Infosys has revised its HR policy allowing employees to work from home 9 days in a month as against 4 days earlier. The measure is being seen as one more initiative to arrest attrition and drive productivity.
Indian Software giant Infosys technologies is all set to formally inaugurate have its largest campus in Hyderabad, the twin capital to Andhra Pradesh and newly formed state Telangana.
Every year thousands of Indians move to the USA for greener pastures. Amongst the topmost of all the US immigrants from India are engineers and software developers from TCS and Infosys, two of the biggest IT services providers. The numbers are so huge, that almost 50-70% of the work permits by the US embassy are given out to Indians. However, in a major revision this year, the embassy has doubled the fees of the H1B (work permit) and L1 (resident) from $2000 to $4000. Infosys and TCS will hit feel the pinch.
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Not only have the Chennai rains managed to ravage the city transport and power arrangements, but also penetrated the campuses of some of big IT offices.
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Infosys CFO Rajiv Bansal stepped down today even as the company was announcing its quarterly results. He would be replaced by M.D. Ranganath.
Bansal joined Infosys as Manager, Finance in 1999 and became its CFO three years ago in October 2012. He is a chartered accountant and cost accountant by profession. He would resign from the company effective December 31, 2015 to provide a smooth transition.
Infosys has joined the growing list of companies which have junked the bell curve as a performance assessment tool for their employees. Earlier…
Infosys today announced that it had won governmental approval for setting up 3 campuses in Bangalore. The three campuses are expected to cost $290 million (Rs. 1918 crore) and will provide 27,000 jobs in the area.