'Fundamentally, we are nuts'...That's how Rajan Anandan sums up his description of the typicalGoogler. Over a video call, the Google India MD's excitement and energy shines through as he takes Team ET through the whys and hows of people management in Googlistan. And for the record, Anandan and his team of nutty Googlers will be taking the top slot — for the third time.
How much time do you spend personally on people issues?
Microsoft said on Thursday it was cutting an unspecified number of jobs in marketing and advertising as part of a move to 'align' its operations to key priorities.
The tech giant gave no specific numbers or details, but the move came after it announced a writeoff of $6.2 billion in its online operations.
"I can confirm that there were job eliminations today at Microsoft," a spokesman said in a statement.
Rasika Mathur remembers the time when she used to gamely double up as a make-up artist while some of her colleagues volunteered asmodels at e-commerce startup Snapdeal.com. Just a year on, both she and the company have come a long way - she is its full-time corporate communications director while the company has turned to professional models to lure India's rapidly-growing army of online shoppers.
BANGALORE: GE India will invest Rs 300 crore to set up multi-disciplinary R&D and technology centres here, as the conglomerate considers investment in India strategic to its global plans.
"India holds immense strategic importance in GE's overall growth plans. The new investment will further strengthen our efforts to partner the state of Karnataka and provide best in class products and localised solutions for the people of India," GE India President & CEO John Flannery said.
BHOPAL: Twitter has offered a 22-year-old IIT-Delhi graduate from Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha town a job for an annual salary of Rs 70 lakh following seven online interviews. Swapnil Jain will join Twitter's San Francisco headquarters on October 1 and report to a manager of Indian origin.
BANGALORE: GE India will invest Rs 300 crore to set up multi-disciplinary R&D and technology centres here, as the conglomerate considers investment in India strategic to its global plans.
"India holds immense strategic importance in GE's overall growth plans. The new investment will further strengthen our efforts to partner the state of Karnataka and provide best in class products and localised solutions for the people of India," GE India President & CEO John Flannery said.