Infosys May Trim On-Site Staff As A Cost-Cutting Measure
If you are an Infosys employee or looking to join Infosys in coming days - be aware that Infosys might be cutting down on the on-site staff as a cost cutting measure. According to a report published in Economic Times, the company is considering cutting down on on-site operations. It's not clear whether the staff sent on-site will be called back home or the jobs will be cut right away. According to ET - it could be the outright downsizing of jobs. We hope not!
The marketing team in the United States seems to be on the radar. This move is also being seen as complete restructuring of the Infosys sales team in the United States. The final decision will be made by Infosys co-founder who recently returned to the company along with his son; Mr. Narayana Murthy. Though not the 'CEO', Mr. Murthy is chairman, CEO, COO combined into one - according to ET's source.
The marketing team in the United States seems to be on the radar. This move is also being seen as complete restructuring of the Infosys sales team in the United States. The final decision will be made by Infosys co-founder who recently returned to the company along with his son; Mr. Narayana Murthy. Though not the 'CEO', Mr. Murthy is chairman, CEO, COO combined into one - according to ET's source.
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