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Investments in digital training paying off: TCS

The organisation added around 16,000 employees this quarter, with one of every four recruited abroad

Romita Majumdar Mumbai
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Logos of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) are displayed at the venue of the annual general meeting of the software services provider in Mumbai

Tata Consultancy Services, the country’s largest software exporter, says its investment in upgrading the skills of employees in digital and emerging technologies is showing returns. With it, the firm says, they’re being able to harness the talent to bag newer contracts from clients.
“We have a very strong in-house talent development programme and prefer to train an employee on new skills before looking at options. We started training our employees on digital skills a couple of years ago and this focus has contributed greatly to our growth,” says Ajoyendra Mukherjee, executive vice-president and global head of human resources (HR).
While lateral hiring continues, the large scale of digital requirements cannot be met without utilising the available talent pool, he adds.
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First Published: Oct 16 2017 | 1:03 AM IST

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