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TCS updates joining 2020 batch


Still TCS onboarding process is going on.
Batchwise they will announce the results on phased manner.


3rd Batch released Joining letter on 24th july

TCS honour to say for all offers should be onboarded soon.No one salary is hike.All freshers should be hired soon.

Next Batch will release soon on Aug 3 or Aug 4 expecting date for TCS.

India's largest IT services firm, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) will start onboarding 40,000 freshers through campus hiring. The tech firm will start hiring freshers in a phased manner from mid-July and then focus on lateral hiring. COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way companies approached hiring

India's largest IT services firm, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) will start onboarding 40,000 freshers through campus hiring. The tech firm will start hiring freshers in a phased manner from mid-July and then focus on lateral hiring.
COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way companies approached hiring. The onboarding process involved in-person training and orientation. With the changing dynamics, tech firms have shifted to virtual training and on-boarding process. TCS said that it has been in touch with the fresh recruits. The freshers have been reassured that they will be joining the company.
Milind Lakkad, EVP and Global Head of Human Resources at TCS said, "As for as hiring is concerned, we haven’t added people in the last quarter, due to which our net number came negative. Going forward, we will conduct a campus hiring in which 40,000 people will be recruited and another hiring will increase based on the demand, globally.”
As far as lateral hiring is concerned, TCS had temporarily stalled it during the pandemic. With the recovering Covid-19 situation, TCS has opened up both fresh and lateral hiring.
The tech firm has reported a fall in 13.81% in its consolidated net profit for the first quarter that ended June 30, 2020. TCS posted a net profit of Rs 7,008 crore for this period. The revenue impact of the pandemic has played out broadly along the lines that the company had anticipated at the start of the quarter. It has affected all verticals except for Life Sciences and Healthcare. TCS is confident that it will start seeing some growth from next quarter.
Majority of the new deals that the company has closed in recent time are in areas of cloud migration, reimagine the customer experience, and digital transformation. The lateral hiring is likely to be in these areas.

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