Chennai, Nov 15 (PTI) The country's largest IT services provider, Tata Consultancy Services, plans to recruit about 50,000 employees in 2011, the same figure as this year's, a top company official said today.

Youth from several Indian states are "not educated enough for employment" as per the market demand, a study released Saturday said.

Nearly 50 percent of IT firms in UK are open to offshoring, with India favoured as the top offshore destination, according to a study conducted by Contractor UK, a portal for IT contractors, and the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD).

Nearly 93 percent Indians are willing to work overseas over the next decade against a global average of just 50 percent, a report has revealed.

Mahadevan had a diploma in Hotel Management from a renowned institute in Delhi. This 24-year-old native of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, had completed two years as a receptionist in the front office department of a mid-range Delhi hotel

San Francisco: Trying to make Outlook more users friendly, Microsoft plans to include social networking services into its latest generation Outlook email program, to be released with an Office 2010 set of applications later this year.

Delhi: The Obama administration extended the regional centre investment EB-5 program, which entitles investors who put in $1 million into regional centre real estate projects and create at least 10 jobs in the U.S., to green cards along with their familie

KOLKATA: Resurrecting Satyam may be dominating mindshare at Tech Mahindra ever since it acquired the firm in April, but the company. is silently expanding its global footprint in the BPO space.

You resume is your calling card. When you send out a resume, this is the first and only representation of you that your prospective employer sees.

HYDERABAD: Hire and fire. They are the two sides of the same coin for employees in IT and ITeS companies in boomtown Hyderabad. Even as recruitments are in full swing, hundreds of junior and middle-level employees have lost their jobs in the past few mont