BENGALURU\/NEW DELHI: Job losses<\/a> arising out of consolidation in the telecom sector are likely to extend over the next year, with a range of positions across categories likely to be affected, placement firms said. However, the prospects for those laid off are not entirely bleak: alternative jobs are available, although candidates may have to upgrade their skills and settle for lower salaries.
\n
\nAs Reliance Communications shuts the bulk of its wireless business and the Tata Group sells its mobile business to Bharti Airtel, the axe will fall on an average of 20,000 to 30,000 jobs over the next 12 months, according to estimates by the heads of firms including TeamLease Services, Manpower Group Services, ABC Consultants, Randstad India and Korn Ferry.
\n
\nThose working in infrastructure and networking engineering, sales and distribution, telecom engineering, HR and finance, call centre and other support functions will be in trouble, experts said. “The sector is burdened with an enormous debt — close to Rs 8 lakh crore — and is operating under tremendous pressure after the entry of Reliance Jio with its free-to-dirt cheap-tariff offers,” said Rituparna Chakraborty, co-founder of TeamLease Services.
\n
\nALSO READ:
Minister Manoj Sinha says there is no job crisis in the telecom sector, here's a reality check<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\n“Now there’s a bloodbath amid the consolidation and cost-cutting. Mid to senior managers will be most vulnerable, especially on the technical side,” said Vivek Mehta, head of the telecom, technology and education practice for ABC Consultants.
\n
\n\"\"
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Most of the job losses will be in the telecom infrastructure space and frontline sales and distribution, said Gaurav Burman, principal- global technology, Korn Ferry India. “The
industry<\/a> is looking at moving towards software-defined networks and infrastructure as a service, and most importantly in the user experience space.”
\n
\nJobs in data entry, tele-calling, ground sales, with annual salaries ranging from Rs 1.2 lakh to Rs 2.8 lakh, will become obsolete. “The major impact will be on the mid and lower levels — mostly the support functions will face the heat,” said Chakraborty.
\n
\nALSO READ:
Layoffs amid consolidation: Telecom executives rush to exit sector<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nMost of the cuts will be in the technical and engineering side, which typically command monthly salaries between Rs 40,000 and a few lakhs, depending on seniority, said AG Rao, group managing director at Manpower Group Services.
\n
\nRandstad India CEO Paul Dupuis said those in HR, accounting and finance can expect to see job cuts, their roles becoming redundant thanks to automation. Many of those in consumer sales can also expect to be let go as companies will need fewer feet on the street.
\n
\nWHERE THE JOBS ARE<\/strong>
\nExperts said telecom workers who are laid off over the next year or so can find alternative employment if they upgrade their skills and become cognisant of new technologies in the space of user experience, Internet of Things and artificial intelligence.
\n
\nInfrastructure and network managers can find jobs in e-commerce and fintech companies where they will be able to use their skills in data and analytics, said Korn Ferry’s Burman.
\n
\nJobs in user experience at larger information technology companies may also be up for grabs for the mid and senior levels, with expected annual salaries ranging from Rs 60 lakh to Rs 80 lakh. However, as recruiters will be inundated with CVs, those shifting from telecom must be prepared to take pay cuts, Burman said.
\n
\nThose in the technical verticals can look at getting reskilled in information technology to become eligible for roles in testing and research & development, said Manpower’s Rao.
\n
\nThe logistics, retail, e-commerce and FMCG sectors may be good options for those laid off in data entry, sales and distribution and tele-calling. Those in accounting and finance can look towards the banking, financial services and insurance sector for employment, said Randstad’s Dupuis.
\n
\nWithin telecom itself, roles expected to be in demand include radio frequency engineer, system analyst, SAP consultant and embedded hardware developer, commanding annual salaries between Rs 2 lakh and Rs 6 lakh. This growth may be attributed to the spread of mobile phones services, said Chakraborty.
\n
\nBroadband and Internet service providers — including ACP and Hathaway — will be a good option for those in network roles. “There are many technology and education-learning startups that are mushrooming, which may also be viable options for them,” said ABC’s Mehta.<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":61472165,"title":"Samsung India sees 40% growth in handset biz in festive season","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/samsung-india-sees-40-growth-in-handset-biz-in-festive-season\/61472165","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":61476124,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Tough times ahead for telecom employees; up to 30,000 face axe","synopsis":"Workers in infra and networking, sales & distribution, telecom engineering, HR & finance and other support functions will be in trouble, experts said.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/tough-times-ahead-for-telecom-employees-up-to-30000-face-axe","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[{"author_name":"Brinda Dasgupta","author_link":"\/author\/479241941\/brinda-dasgupta","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/479241941.cms?width=100&height=100","author_additional":{"thumbsize":false,"msid":479241941,"author_name":"Brinda Sarkar","author_seo_name":"brinda-sarkar","designation":"Special Correspondent","agency":false}},{"author_name":"Varuni Khosla","author_link":"\/author\/479233399\/varuni-khosla","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/479233399.cms?width=100&height=100","author_additional":{"thumbsize":true,"msid":479233399,"author_name":"Varuni Khosla","author_seo_name":"varuni-khosla","designation":"Special Correspondent","agency":false}}],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2017-11-03 08:13:54","lastupd":"2017-11-03 09:45:45","breadcrumbTags":["Job losses","telecom sector jobs","jobs report","IoT skills","Industry","Artificial Intelligence skill","layoffs"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/tough-times-ahead-for-telecom-employees-up-to-30000-face-axe"}}" data-authors="[" brinda dasgupta","varuni khosla"]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2017-11-03" data-index="article_1">

面临艰难时期。电信员工;30000面对斧

工人在下文和网络、销售与分销、电信工程、人力资源及财务及其它支持功能将有麻烦了,专家说。

布林达Dasgupta Varuni斯拉
  • 更新于2017年11月3日上午9:45坚持

班加罗尔/新德里:失业引起的电信行业的整合可能会扩展到第二年,射程的职位类别可能会受到影响,放置公司说。然而,这些下岗并不完全暗淡的前景:可选择的工作是可用的,尽管候选人可能需要升级他们的技能和接受更低的工资。

Reliance Communications关闭它的大部分无线业务和塔塔集团出售其移动业务Bharti Airtel,斧头将落在平均20000至30000个就业机会在未来12个月内,根据公司的负责人估计包括teamleas服务、人力资源组织服务,美国广播公司顾问,任仕达印度和光辉国际

那些工作在基础设施和网络工程、销售和分销、电信工程、人力资源和财务、呼叫中心和其他支持功能将有麻烦了,专家说。“行业背负巨大的债务——接近8十万的卢比,入境后操作承受着巨大的压力依赖Jio与其free-to-dirt cheap-tariff,“睿都巴若那Chakraborty说,联合创始人teamleas服务。

还读:部长Manoj Sinha说没有危机在电信部门工作,这是一个现实

“现在有一个大屠杀在整合和削减成本。中期高级经理将是最脆弱的,特别是在技术方面,“Vivek Mehta说:电信、技术和教育实践ABC顾问。



大部分的失业将在电信基础设施空间和一线销售和分销,Gaurav伯尔曼说,校长——全球科技,光辉国际印度。“行业看着向软件定义网络和基础设施作为服务,最重要的是用户体验的空间。”

在数据录入工作,tele-calling,地面销售、Rs 1.2十万的年薪从Rs 2.8十万的,迟早会被淘汰。“重大影响将在中期和较低的水平,主要支持函数将面对热火,“Chakraborty说。

还读:裁员在整合:电信高管急于退出行业

大部分的削减将在技术和工程方面,通常命令每月的工资之间Rs 40000和几卢比,根据资历,AG Rao说,集团董事总经理人力资源服务。

任仕达印度首席执行官保罗•Dupuis说那些在人力资源会计和金融可以看到裁员,他们的角色变得冗余由于自动化。许多消费者销售也可以期望放开公司将需要更少的脚在街上。

工作在哪里
专家说电信工人下岗在未来一年左右可以找到可替代的工作如果他们升级他们的技能,成为认知的新技术在用户体验的空间,网络和人工智能的东西。

基础设施和网络管理人员可以在电子商务和fintech公司找到工作,他们将能够使用他们的技能在数据和分析中,光辉国际的伯尔曼说。

工作在大型信息技术公司的用户体验也可以待价而沽的中期和高级水平,期望年薪从Rs 60十万的Rs 80十万卢比。然而,当招聘人员将充斥着CVs,那些从电信必须准备采取减薪,伯尔曼说。

技术的垂直可以看得到reskilled信息技术成为符合条件的角色在测试和研发,人力的Rao说。

物流、零售、电子商务和快速消费品行业可能是不错的选择对于那些下岗在数据录入,销售和分销和tele-calling。会计和金融的可以向银行、金融服务和保险行业就业,职业发展的Dupuis说。

电信内部、角色的需求预计将包括射频工程师、系统分析师、SAP顾问和嵌入式硬件开发人员,指挥Rs 2之间的年薪十万的和Rs 6十万卢比。这种增长可以归因于手机的传播服务,Chakraborty说。

宽带和互联网服务提供商——包括ACP和海瑟薇将是一个不错的选择对于那些在网络的角色。“有很多技术和创业教育如雨后春笋般层出不穷,这也可能是可行的选择,”美国广播公司(ABC)的梅塔说。

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BENGALURU\/NEW DELHI: Job losses<\/a> arising out of consolidation in the telecom sector are likely to extend over the next year, with a range of positions across categories likely to be affected, placement firms said. However, the prospects for those laid off are not entirely bleak: alternative jobs are available, although candidates may have to upgrade their skills and settle for lower salaries.
\n
\nAs Reliance Communications shuts the bulk of its wireless business and the Tata Group sells its mobile business to Bharti Airtel, the axe will fall on an average of 20,000 to 30,000 jobs over the next 12 months, according to estimates by the heads of firms including TeamLease Services, Manpower Group Services, ABC Consultants, Randstad India and Korn Ferry.
\n
\nThose working in infrastructure and networking engineering, sales and distribution, telecom engineering, HR and finance, call centre and other support functions will be in trouble, experts said. “The sector is burdened with an enormous debt — close to Rs 8 lakh crore — and is operating under tremendous pressure after the entry of Reliance Jio with its free-to-dirt cheap-tariff offers,” said Rituparna Chakraborty, co-founder of TeamLease Services.
\n
\nALSO READ:
Minister Manoj Sinha says there is no job crisis in the telecom sector, here's a reality check<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\n“Now there’s a bloodbath amid the consolidation and cost-cutting. Mid to senior managers will be most vulnerable, especially on the technical side,” said Vivek Mehta, head of the telecom, technology and education practice for ABC Consultants.
\n
\n\"\"
\n
Most of the job losses will be in the telecom infrastructure space and frontline sales and distribution, said Gaurav Burman, principal- global technology, Korn Ferry India. “The
industry<\/a> is looking at moving towards software-defined networks and infrastructure as a service, and most importantly in the user experience space.”
\n
\nJobs in data entry, tele-calling, ground sales, with annual salaries ranging from Rs 1.2 lakh to Rs 2.8 lakh, will become obsolete. “The major impact will be on the mid and lower levels — mostly the support functions will face the heat,” said Chakraborty.
\n
\nALSO READ:
Layoffs amid consolidation: Telecom executives rush to exit sector<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nMost of the cuts will be in the technical and engineering side, which typically command monthly salaries between Rs 40,000 and a few lakhs, depending on seniority, said AG Rao, group managing director at Manpower Group Services.
\n
\nRandstad India CEO Paul Dupuis said those in HR, accounting and finance can expect to see job cuts, their roles becoming redundant thanks to automation. Many of those in consumer sales can also expect to be let go as companies will need fewer feet on the street.
\n
\nWHERE THE JOBS ARE<\/strong>
\nExperts said telecom workers who are laid off over the next year or so can find alternative employment if they upgrade their skills and become cognisant of new technologies in the space of user experience, Internet of Things and artificial intelligence.
\n
\nInfrastructure and network managers can find jobs in e-commerce and fintech companies where they will be able to use their skills in data and analytics, said Korn Ferry’s Burman.
\n
\nJobs in user experience at larger information technology companies may also be up for grabs for the mid and senior levels, with expected annual salaries ranging from Rs 60 lakh to Rs 80 lakh. However, as recruiters will be inundated with CVs, those shifting from telecom must be prepared to take pay cuts, Burman said.
\n
\nThose in the technical verticals can look at getting reskilled in information technology to become eligible for roles in testing and research & development, said Manpower’s Rao.
\n
\nThe logistics, retail, e-commerce and FMCG sectors may be good options for those laid off in data entry, sales and distribution and tele-calling. Those in accounting and finance can look towards the banking, financial services and insurance sector for employment, said Randstad’s Dupuis.
\n
\nWithin telecom itself, roles expected to be in demand include radio frequency engineer, system analyst, SAP consultant and embedded hardware developer, commanding annual salaries between Rs 2 lakh and Rs 6 lakh. This growth may be attributed to the spread of mobile phones services, said Chakraborty.
\n
\nBroadband and Internet service providers — including ACP and Hathaway — will be a good option for those in network roles. “There are many technology and education-learning startups that are mushrooming, which may also be viable options for them,” said ABC’s Mehta.<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":61472165,"title":"Samsung India sees 40% growth in handset biz in festive season","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/samsung-india-sees-40-growth-in-handset-biz-in-festive-season\/61472165","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":61476124,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Tough times ahead for telecom employees; up to 30,000 face axe","synopsis":"Workers in infra and networking, sales & distribution, telecom engineering, HR & finance and other support functions will be in trouble, experts said.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/tough-times-ahead-for-telecom-employees-up-to-30000-face-axe","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[{"author_name":"Brinda Dasgupta","author_link":"\/author\/479241941\/brinda-dasgupta","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/479241941.cms?width=100&height=100","author_additional":{"thumbsize":false,"msid":479241941,"author_name":"Brinda Sarkar","author_seo_name":"brinda-sarkar","designation":"Special Correspondent","agency":false}},{"author_name":"Varuni Khosla","author_link":"\/author\/479233399\/varuni-khosla","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/479233399.cms?width=100&height=100","author_additional":{"thumbsize":true,"msid":479233399,"author_name":"Varuni Khosla","author_seo_name":"varuni-khosla","designation":"Special Correspondent","agency":false}}],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2017-11-03 08:13:54","lastupd":"2017-11-03 09:45:45","breadcrumbTags":["Job losses","telecom sector jobs","jobs report","IoT skills","Industry","Artificial Intelligence skill","layoffs"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/tough-times-ahead-for-telecom-employees-up-to-30000-face-axe"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/tough-times-ahead-for-telecom-employees-up-to-30000-face-axe/61476124">