The official wanted to know why HCL, a $2.5 billion (revenue) company with more than 3,000 people across 21 offices in 15 states, wasn’t hiring more people in his state. Vineet’s short answer: because most American college grads are “unemployable“.
They’re far less inclined than students from developing countries like India, China, Brazil, South Africa, and Ireland to spend their time learning the “boring” details of tech process, methodology, and tools ITIL, Six Sigma, and the like. [So] most Americans are just too expensive to train.
In “American IT grads unprepared and unemployable: Indian CEO Vineet Nayar”
Etiquetas: empregabilidade, vineet nayat
