Exploitation of Indian talent continues in the name of software outsourcing - Tata Consultancy Services would recruit over 30,000 Engineering graduates for body shopping
Harish Baliga
Aug. 21, 2006

Another 30,000 Indian software engineers will be designated as cyber coolies as they join TCS within a year!

Another 30,000 Indian Engineering graduates will be exploited in the name of software export - they will do the lowest end of the data management work and TCS will serve the Western companies to make big money!

According to media sources, Tata Consultancy Services would recruit over 30,000 Engineering graduates worldwide this year, a senior company official has said.

Delivering the 20th Convocation address at Shanmugha Arts and Science Technology and Research Academy(SASTRA) Sunday night, TCS'' Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, S Ramadurai said of the 30,000 odd new recruitments, most of them would be from India.

He appealed to Indian engineering graduates to continuously improve their software skills, language skills and multi-disciplinary know-how to stay ahead of others.

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