\"\"By Neha Singh Verma, TimesJobs.com Bureau<\/strong>
\n
The talent recruitment market in the Indian technology industry<\/a> continues to be extremely competitive. Being a semiconductor company the core focus for Intel<\/a> in hiring<\/a> remains around hardware architecture and platforms.
\n
Preethi Madappa, director-HR,
Intel<\/a> South Asia in an interview with TimesJobs<\/a>.com discusses the skills that are in demand and spells out policy interventions which can create jobs in the technology industry<\/a>.
\n
\nTalent scenario in the technology industry<\/strong> The talent recruitment market in the Indian technology industry continues to be extremely competitive. Every organisation is focused on attracting and
hiring<\/a> the best talent available and as quickly as they can. Since the recruitment space becomes competitive, organisations are adopting innovative ways to attract and source talent. One of the key game changers is the creative way companies are reaching out to the talent pool they want to bring on board. Interestingly, social media is redefining this domain by infusing `stickiness’ and vigor to these engagements.
\n
\nSkills in Demand<\/strong> At Intel India, our employees are engaged in innovative and cutting-edge technological work. Their engineering contributions span across all major products from Intel across servers, PCs like All in Ones, 2 in 1s, smartphones, tablets and Internet of Things.
\n
\nBeing a semiconductor company the core focus in hiring remains around hardware architecture and platforms. With our foray into newer areas like tablets, phones and Internet of Things, we are also hiring many engineers with software skills that include graphics and sensors, apart from pure software engineers.
\n
\nPolicy interventions to create jobs<\/strong> In order to leverage India’s demographic dividend, I feel the government should focus on skill building. India is one of the few countries in the world where the working age population will be far in excess of those dependent on them. As per the World Bank, this will continue for at least three more decades till 2040.
\n
\nFocus must be given to imparting quality education to students with a special emphasis on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education in order to enable them to have the right skills to become next-gen innovators. It is also important to enlighten today’s students and future generations on the benefits of technology and encourage them to embrace the technology that affects them every day of their lives.
\n
\nCompensation trends<\/strong> Differentiation for niche skills and key talent is a major trend that is emerging in the high tech industry. New niche skills are hard to find and hence, these command a premium over others.
\n
\nSimilarly, it is imperative for organisations to know their high performers and top talent and create meaningful differentiation for them as compared to the rest. Performance based rewards are not new, but the extent of differentiation in rewards is on the rise.
\n
\nTechnology & recruitment<\/strong> Technology plays a pivotal role in making the recruitment process more efficient and effective. For example, data analytics and metrics are beginning to play a key role in driving key decisions in a recruitment plan.
\n
\nAt Intel, while we have always used historical data to plan our future talent needs, we are becoming more scientific with the help of available data analytics options. We also use this to assess talent availability in the industry. Our hiring strategies and plans get formulated based on these data points.
\n
\nThe use of mobile platforms as part of the candidate application process and leveraging technology for creative employer branding are also key emerging themes. Here, technology is really shaping the way for future.
\n
\n
\n
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英特尔招聘工程师和软件技能

英特尔的Preethi Madappa在TimesJobs.com的采访中讨论了受欢迎的技能和法术政策干预可以创造就业机会

  • 更新2014年9月17日08:52点坚持
Neha辛格Verma TimesJobs.com局

印度的人才招聘市场的技术行业仍然是极具竞争力。作为一个半导体公司的核心焦点英特尔招聘仍然在硬件架构和平台。

Preethi Madappa director-HR,英特尔南亚的采访时间工作com讨论了所要求的技能和法术可以创造就业机会的政策干预技术行业

科技行业人才的场景印度科技产业的人才招聘市场仍然是极具竞争力。每一个组织都是专注于吸引和招聘最优秀的人才,尽快。自从招聘空间变得有竞争力,组织采用创新的方法来吸引和源人才。游戏改变者的一个关键是创意公司接触人才他们想把。有趣的是,社交媒体是重新定义这个领域注入“粘性”这些活动和活力。

技能的需求在英特尔的印度,我们的员工从事创新和尖端的技术工作。工程贡献跨所有主要产品从英特尔在服务器、个人电脑和所有的,2在1 s,智能手机、平板电脑和互联网的东西。

作为一个半导体公司招聘的核心焦点仍然在硬件架构和平台。与我们进军新平板电脑、手机和互联网的事情,我们也雇佣很多工程师和软件技巧,包括图形和传感器,除了纯粹的软件工程师。

政策干预来创造就业机会为了利用印度的人口红利,我觉得政府应该把重点放在能力建设。印度是世界上为数不多的几个国家的劳动年龄人口将远远超出那些依赖于他们。根据世界银行,这将持续至少三个几十年,直到2040年。

必须重点传授学生素质教育特别强调STEM(科学、技术、工程和数学)教育为了使他们有合适的技能成为下一代的创新者。同样重要的是要启发今天的学生和未来技术的好处,鼓励他们接受的技术影响他们生活的每一天。

薪酬趋势分化为利基技能和关键人才是一个主要的趋势是新兴的高科技产业。很难找到新的利基技能,因此,这些命令高于其他人。

同样,组织必须知道他们的高表演者和顶尖人才,创建有意义的分化和休息。绩效奖励并不新鲜,但分化程度的奖励是在上升。

技术&招聘技术在招聘过程中起着举足轻重的作用更有效的和有效的。例如,数据分析和指标开始扮演一个关键的角色在推动关键决策在一个招聘计划。

在英特尔,而我们一直用历史数据来计划我们的未来人才需求,我们正变得越来越科学的帮助下可用数据分析选项。我们也用它来评估业内人才可用性。我们的招聘策略和计划制定基于这些数据点。

使用移动平台的一部分候选人申请过程和利用技术创新的雇主品牌也主要新兴主题。在这里,技术塑造未来的方式。



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\"\"By Neha Singh Verma, TimesJobs.com Bureau<\/strong>
\n
The talent recruitment market in the Indian technology industry<\/a> continues to be extremely competitive. Being a semiconductor company the core focus for Intel<\/a> in hiring<\/a> remains around hardware architecture and platforms.
\n
Preethi Madappa, director-HR,
Intel<\/a> South Asia in an interview with TimesJobs<\/a>.com discusses the skills that are in demand and spells out policy interventions which can create jobs in the technology industry<\/a>.
\n
\nTalent scenario in the technology industry<\/strong> The talent recruitment market in the Indian technology industry continues to be extremely competitive. Every organisation is focused on attracting and
hiring<\/a> the best talent available and as quickly as they can. Since the recruitment space becomes competitive, organisations are adopting innovative ways to attract and source talent. One of the key game changers is the creative way companies are reaching out to the talent pool they want to bring on board. Interestingly, social media is redefining this domain by infusing `stickiness’ and vigor to these engagements.
\n
\nSkills in Demand<\/strong> At Intel India, our employees are engaged in innovative and cutting-edge technological work. Their engineering contributions span across all major products from Intel across servers, PCs like All in Ones, 2 in 1s, smartphones, tablets and Internet of Things.
\n
\nBeing a semiconductor company the core focus in hiring remains around hardware architecture and platforms. With our foray into newer areas like tablets, phones and Internet of Things, we are also hiring many engineers with software skills that include graphics and sensors, apart from pure software engineers.
\n
\nPolicy interventions to create jobs<\/strong> In order to leverage India’s demographic dividend, I feel the government should focus on skill building. India is one of the few countries in the world where the working age population will be far in excess of those dependent on them. As per the World Bank, this will continue for at least three more decades till 2040.
\n
\nFocus must be given to imparting quality education to students with a special emphasis on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education in order to enable them to have the right skills to become next-gen innovators. It is also important to enlighten today’s students and future generations on the benefits of technology and encourage them to embrace the technology that affects them every day of their lives.
\n
\nCompensation trends<\/strong> Differentiation for niche skills and key talent is a major trend that is emerging in the high tech industry. New niche skills are hard to find and hence, these command a premium over others.
\n
\nSimilarly, it is imperative for organisations to know their high performers and top talent and create meaningful differentiation for them as compared to the rest. Performance based rewards are not new, but the extent of differentiation in rewards is on the rise.
\n
\nTechnology & recruitment<\/strong> Technology plays a pivotal role in making the recruitment process more efficient and effective. For example, data analytics and metrics are beginning to play a key role in driving key decisions in a recruitment plan.
\n
\nAt Intel, while we have always used historical data to plan our future talent needs, we are becoming more scientific with the help of available data analytics options. We also use this to assess talent availability in the industry. Our hiring strategies and plans get formulated based on these data points.
\n
\nThe use of mobile platforms as part of the candidate application process and leveraging technology for creative employer branding are also key emerging themes. Here, technology is really shaping the way for future.
\n
\n
\n
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