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India's top software services exporter Tata Consultancy Services will step up local hiring in the United States and has no plans to cut investments there as it continues to expect robust growth from its biggest overseas market.

"In the last four or five years, we have been recruiting heavily in the US," Girish Ramachandran, head of Asia Pacific region of TCS, told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of the Boao Forum for Asia in China's Hainan province.

"We are planning to increase the number of recruitments we have in these markets." 

TCS, which earns about 50 per cent of its revenue from the United States, continues to remain bullish about its prospects in the country as the consumption of IT services remains very high.

"US is the largest market and we expect that to continue to be the largest market," Ramachandran said.

India's $150 billion information technology (IT) sector has been bracing for a reform of the distribution of H1-B visas required for the United States under President Donald Trump's administration.

Indian IT firms use H-1B visa to fly engineers and developers to the United States temporarily to service clients. Companies see increased local hiring and acquisitions as way to beat any immigration challenge.

On China, Ramachandran said large Chinese enterprises with global ambitions presented a good opportunity for software services companies such as TCS as they scout for IT partners.

Traditionally TCS has worked for China's multinationals but domestic businesses have given the company good business, he said, without giving details.

"The last few years, China has had growth rates that are better that what we've been doing globally," Ramachandran said.

"And we expect that trend to continue." (Reuters)

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3 minutes ago, TampaChinnodu said:

Indian MNC's anni local hiring antunnayee. so inka H4 EAD's ki , GC's ki festival aa ?

Mostly festival GCs will not work for their low offers .. H4 EAD terminate avuthadi inko few weeks lo ... so OPT CPTs ki pandaga... India lo laaga campus placements jaruguthaay eeda kuda ... 

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6 minutes ago, TampaChinnodu said:

India's top software services exporter Tata Consultancy Services will step up local hiring in the United States and has no plans to cut investments there as it continues to expect robust growth from its biggest overseas market.

"In the last four or five years, we have been recruiting heavily in the US," Girish Ramachandran, head of Asia Pacific region of TCS, told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of the Boao Forum for Asia in China's Hainan province.

"We are planning to increase the number of recruitments we have in these markets." 

TCS, which earns about 50 per cent of its revenue from the United States, continues to remain bullish about its prospects in the country as the consumption of IT services remains very high.

"US is the largest market and we expect that to continue to be the largest market," Ramachandran said.

India's $150 billion information technology (IT) sector has been bracing for a reform of the distribution of H1-B visas required for the United States under President Donald Trump's administration.

Indian IT firms use H-1B visa to fly engineers and developers to the United States temporarily to service clients. Companies see increased local hiring and acquisitions as way to beat any immigration challenge.

On China, Ramachandran said large Chinese enterprises with global ambitions presented a good opportunity for software services companies such as TCS as they scout for IT partners.

Traditionally TCS has worked for China's multinationals but domestic businesses have given the company good business, he said, without giving details.

"The last few years, China has had growth rates that are better that what we've been doing globally," Ramachandran said.

"And we expect that trend to continue." (Reuters)

India lo laaga campus placements start avuthaay inka 

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3 minutes ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

Mostly festival GCs will not work for their low offers .. H4 EAD terminate avuthadi inko few weeks lo ... so OPT CPTs ki pandaga... India lo laaga campus placements jaruguthaay eeda kuda ... 

who told re H4 EAD terminate avuthadi ani...mostly they will do some reforms to the bill anthe ani @Luke cheppindu

 

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4 minutes ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

India lo laaga campus placements start avuthaay inka 

Agreed. Inka India nundi Masters ki vache valla number increase.

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Just now, zoolakataka_14 said:

who told re H4 EAD terminate avuthadi ani...mostly they will do some reforms to the bill anthe ani @Luke cheppindu

 

Edo okati bro..

edi Jarigina andariki help ayyelaga unte baguntadi ledante hate perigi evadu sarigga bathkalekunda aynanka GC osthe endi bongu edi osthe endi ... too much exploitation is bad 

may be H1 and H4 ead ki work n pay limitations set cheyyali 

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Just now, Quickgun_murugan said:

That helps economy and students too 

Yep. Trump plan already started working. Indian MNC's lo 5 years wait seyyali onsite ki antey evvadu wait seyyadu. andaru masters ki digipotharu.

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14 minutes ago, TampaChinnodu said:

India's top software services exporter Tata Consultancy Services will step up local hiring in the United States and has no plans to cut investments there as it continues to expect robust growth from its biggest overseas market.

"In the last four or five years, we have been recruiting heavily in the US," Girish Ramachandran, head of Asia Pacific region of TCS, told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of the Boao Forum for Asia in China's Hainan province.

"We are planning to increase the number of recruitments we have in these markets." 

TCS, which earns about 50 per cent of its revenue from the United States, continues to remain bullish about its prospects in the country as the consumption of IT services remains very high.

"US is the largest market and we expect that to continue to be the largest market," Ramachandran said.

India's $150 billion information technology (IT) sector has been bracing for a reform of the distribution of H1-B visas required for the United States under President Donald Trump's administration.

Indian IT firms use H-1B visa to fly engineers and developers to the United States temporarily to service clients. Companies see increased local hiring and acquisitions as way to beat any immigration challenge.

On China, Ramachandran said large Chinese enterprises with global ambitions presented a good opportunity for software services companies such as TCS as they scout for IT partners.

Traditionally TCS has worked for China's multinationals but domestic businesses have given the company good business, he said, without giving details.

"The last few years, China has had growth rates that are better that what we've been doing globally," Ramachandran said.

"And we expect that trend to continue." (Reuters)

kottesam...trump thata jindabad

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1 minute ago, TampaChinnodu said:

Yep. Trump plan already started working. Indian MNC's lo 5 years wait seyyali onsite ki antey evvadu wait seyyadu. andaru masters ki digipotharu.

scrap univ's kuda eliminate chesadu

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3 minutes ago, TampaChinnodu said:

Yep. Trump plan already started working. Indian MNC's lo 5 years wait seyyali onsite ki antey evvadu wait seyyadu. andaru masters ki digipotharu.

Yup

 

2 minutes ago, bhaigan said:

scrap univ's kuda eliminate chesadu

Quality osthadi lay US ki 

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52 minutes ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

Mostly festival GCs will not work for their low offers .. H4 EAD terminate avuthadi inko few weeks lo ... so OPT CPTs ki pandaga... India lo laaga campus placements jaruguthaay eeda kuda ... 

No man opt cpt kuda tisukotala only Indian citizens 

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