Google leads India’s most attractive employer brands, with Tata Group and Amazon following closely. Nearly half of India’s workforce plans job changes within the next six months. Work-life balance and career progression are key factors influencing employee preferences. Employers must adapt to evolving talent expectations beyond conventional benefits. Organisations offering growth and flexibility will attract and retain top talent effectively. Google leads India’s most attractive employer brands, with Tata Group and Amazon following closely. Nearly half of India’s workforce plans job changes within the next six months. Work-life balance and career progression are key factors influencing employee preferences. Employers must adapt to evolving talent expectations beyond conventional benefits. Organisations offering growth and flexibility will attract and retain top talent effectively.
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