The fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector is undoubtedly one of the largest job employment sectors in India. We tend to use FMCG goods on day to day basis, and thereby they are sold at the level and form a major … Continued
The FMCG sector in India is one of the largest among all other industries. It proudly makes for 15 – 20% of the whole workforce in the country. Food items, beverages, over the counter medicines, sanitation products, personal hygiene products, … Continued
The pharmaceutical sector in India has been witnessing a phenomenal level of growth in recent years. Rising consumption levels, coupled with high export demand, are the key drivers behind this sector’s growth. Amongst most developed as well as developing nations, … Continued
The fast moving consumer goods section is the mainstay of retail industries all across the world. You will be amazed to find top companies such as Marico, Nestle India, GlaxoSmithKline and many other familiar names belong to this section of … Continued
There has been a decline in growth of manufacturing companies worldwide of late. Sure, the business owners are unable to grasp with the effects on account of the pandemic that has robbed people of jobs. However, economy has begun to … Continued
In today’s world, switching jobs have become a very common phenomenon due to the competitive employment market. Multidimensional cross-team job roles and responsibilities have facilitated employees to become more multifaceted. Therefore, the ratio of shifting jobs has increased than in … Continued
Operating a pharmaceutical company can be daunting. It is necessary to have skilled workers at your company or store to cater to the clients too. However, the prospect of recruiting manpower can prove to be a problematic one especially when … Continued
The loss of talent in the manufacturing industry can affect productivity as well as product quality. Knowing the process of hiring skilled and stable talent would not only lower dropout rates, but it will also help the entire business in … Continued