IT sector employment: Firms eye cautious, fresher-focused recruitment; TCS, Infosys and more set targets for FY26
Software services companies are adopting a cautious hiring approach for the second half of FY25, projecting a 3-5% growth focused on skilled freshers and junior roles. While overall IT recruitment faces global pressures, demand for AI, cloud, and cybersecurity skills remains strong. Companies prioritize cost optimization and invest in entry-level talent with new-age skills.🕒 1 min read
Software services companies are adopting a cautious hiring approach for the second half of FY25, projecting a 3-5% growth focused on skilled freshers and junior roles. While overall IT recruitment faces global pressures, demand for AI, cloud, and cybersecurity skills remains strong. Companies prioritize cost optimization and invest in entry-level talent with new-age skills.
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