None other than Carly Fiorina, the chief executive of global software major Hewlett Packard, has substantiated this view. It is 2002-end for the upturn. We have already gone on a cost cutting spree. Business strategies have changed and we need to just go after our new business plans like we never did before. So, until then, the policy for the IT professional is not to indulge in small savings, but big savings.
Campus recruits to report later.
But the good hands with experience still have a welcome sign from human resource managers in India or the US or even Europe, the current flavor of the quarter. Life in the industry is truly reduced quarter to quarter.