Experts say the hiring landscape is becoming increasingly project and demand driven rather than a case where freshers were hired in thousands to increase bench strength. The trend reflects a broader reset in the IT sector. Experts say the hiring landscape is becoming increasingly project and demand driven rather than a case where freshers were hired in thousands to increase bench strength. The trend reflects a broader reset in the IT sector.
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