The latest report shows a significant surge in women’s job applications, highlighting their growing role in India’s workforce alongside freshers and regional diversification.
The unidentified company's job listing for a data analyst made it clear that "South Indian candidates are not eligible for this position," kicking up a storm on social media.
Following criticism that the beauty service company laid off employees who flagged work stress in a random survey, it released a statement clarifying that employees were given a break to reset, encouraged to release their stress and recharge.
Other IITs have also received offers exceeding ₹2 crore from well-known firms like BlackRock, Glean, and Da Vinci. Databricks and IMC Trading have proposed salaries over ₹1.3 crore, while APT Portfolio and Rubrik have offered more than ₹1.4 crore.
Global Capability Centers, IT Products & Services, and Non-Tech industries reshape entry-level opportunities for FY 2024-25, with roles offering competitive pay scales.
The applicants have to submit their application online for this position by December 16, 2024.
Babysitting jobs are also a popular choice among girls because it provides a safer working atmosphere and pays somewhere between $13 and $18 per hour, with some even providing food, lodging, or both.
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