Jobs in India: According to the survey, Indian companies are most ready for hiring in the whole world. In this, opinions of about 3100 companies from every sector were sought.
Jobs in India: India is on the path of rapid progress these days. Sensex has touched the figure of 70 thousand. All global rating agencies have given good estimates regarding GDP and inflation is also under control. Encouraged by these positive circumstances, Indian companies are ready to provide more and more jobs. There will be continuous hiring environment in the country till March 2024. Most of the jobs are going to be created from finance and real estate sector. These figures have come to light during a survey.
The coming three months will be amazing for jobs.
The number of companies ready to provide jobs from January to March is more than last year. The preparation for corporate hiring is the highest in the entire world. About 37 percent of the companies are preparing for hiring to meet the increased demand. The coming three months are going to be amazing for employed people.
Opinion of 3100 companies was taken
This good news has come out of the Manpower Group Employment Outlook Survey. In this survey, opinions of about 3100 companies from different sectors were sought. It was revealed that India’s Net Employment Outlook (NEO) is the highest in the world at 41 percent.
Now India’s progress is not a dream but a reality
The survey revealed that the number of people who want to provide new jobs is more than the companies which have decided to fire them. According to Sandeep Gulati, MD of Manpower Group, domestic demand is increasing. Foreign investment is also coming to India. There is an atmosphere of political stability. Now India’s progress is not a dream, it is a reality.
Most jobs in finance and real estate sector
According to the survey, India and Netherlands are going to be at the forefront in terms of providing jobs. After this comes Costa Rica and America. Mexico has been at third place in this report. Most of the jobs can come in finance and real estate sector. After this comes IT, consumer goods and services sector. Not many jobs are expected in the energy and utility sectors.
