Capgemini is going to hire 100 percent more people: Globally, the workforce will be doubled.

 

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For many firms, the pandemic was terrible. It threw their entire universe into disarray. One industry, however, escaped the pandemic untouched. It flourished as a result of it. The IT industry is that sector. IT isn't just surviving; it's prospering. While making money, it also creates thousands of employment opportunities around the world. Capgemini, the IT behemoth, has also revealed some intriguing intentions for the next months.

We are looking forward to a prosperous future.

Capgemini Group CEO Aiman Ezzat expects the company to be profitable by 14 per cent by 2025.

According to him, the corporation expects profits to rise year after year. We've been doing it for the last ten years, and I expect it to continue, Sometimes it's tiny, but every year we've been growing profitability, except last year when we had a little erosion, but we're back on track, and we've set a target of 14 per cent by 2025, he added.

IT's significance is developing.

The company is banking on IT's growing importance in all aspects of the business. The evolution of IT use is linked to the growth of our organisation. IT has always been focused on enterprise management - making businesses run more smoothly. All new product innovations, as well as all activities, are now digitalized, resulting in what we call the intelligent industry. As a result, growth is expected as enterprises' usage of information technology expands across the value chain. As a result, we need to make sure that IT isn't only a cost, but that it also helps our clients transform and create value, the CEO continued.

Plans for hiring have been doubled.

We have doubled our employment ambitions since the beginning of the year, Azman Ezzat said. He also stated that while there is a lot of demand, there will be a scarcity of talent in the market. Because of the increased demand, there is undoubtedly a talent war.

Overall, this is encouraging news for all of the capable young technocrats. Isn't that so?

(Source: Trak)