India’s Global Capacity Centres are reviewing staffing and looking to consolidate senior leadership roles and skillsets after a hiring spree that gained steam in 2025, businessline says.
India’s Global Capacity Centres are turning to part-time C-suite executives as hiring slows, businessline reports. It says the centres employed more than 200,000 net employees in FY26 and are taking stock of their workforce, with a particular focus on consolidating senior leadership roles and skillsets.
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India’s Global Capacity Centres are reviewing staffing and looking to consolidate senior leadership roles and skillsets after a hiring spree that gained steam in 2025, businessline says.
India’s Global Capacity Centres are turning to part-time C-suite executives as hiring slows, businessline reports. It says the centres employed more than 200,000 net employees in FY26 and are taking stock of their workforce, with a particular focus on consolidating senior leadership roles and skillsets.
businessline@businesslineIndia’s Global Capacity Centres (GCCs) are turning to part-time CXOs while slowing down on the hiring spree that gained steam in calendar 2025. After employing over 2 lakh net employees in FY26, GCCs are taking stock of their workforce, particularly keen to consolidate the…
businessline@businesslineIndia’s Global Capacity Centres (GCCs) are turning to part-time CXOs while slowing down on the hiring spree that gained steam in calendar 2025. After employing over 2 lakh net employees in FY26, GCCs are taking stock of their workforce, particularly keen to consolidate the…