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Would it be an end of Infosys era?

Created by : Inani Sarkar, Sales/BD Manager, Aricent  | 02 28 2011 06:27:50 +0000
Keywords : infosys income tax narayan murthy on-shore visa fraud
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First it was Income Tax.. and now it is US employee accusing Infosys of visa, tax fraud. Still counting because once a thing comes out, more and more fraud stories start appearing. There was also a statement form a trainee's father when his daughter committed suicide in Infosys mysore campus and he stated it is not only her but many others who like her commit suicides due to pressure of training. (Though such news rarely come out). After all this Mr. Murthy said only one thing that such taxes should not be there!! Anyways he too will be retiring soon. So you think it is an end of Infosys era?

  
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it is very sad to know that,, my friends has told me that working with infosys is not good, i mean they don't provide good environment...
By manish kumar, SEO | Web-cms Developer | FreeTips-- shoot me an email | Mobile SEO | Do more than Just !  02 28 2011 09:22:08 +0000
 
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It will not end of Infosys era. It is purposely spread, & company is capable of handling any issue & always ready to take care of their employees. So please do not trust such rumors.
By SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE, Project Manager, Phadnis Infrastructur Ltd  02 28 2011 07:35:40 +0000
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A look at Infosys' attrition rate in the year 2010 is revealing. The rate q-on-q hovered around 15% in Q2-Q4 and was around 8% in Q1. That works out to well about 50%. Remember that leavers are those who have experienced Infosys and have decided that they do not want to be in that organization. Should tell us something.
By Uttam Padukone, Sr Director, Decline to state  | 03 09 2011 13:40:41 +0000
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change is the nature of this world.it might be possible.
By Dhairya kumar(ДХАИРЯ КУМАР ), Service/Maintenance Engineer, Electrical  | 03 01 2011 11:17:10 +0000
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I am really sorry to say that this is not a rumour and there is a lot more than just this.. Sir, it take s a lot the make such a big company but lying is something not needed. And about the suicides at infosys mysore.. please ask any of the trainee and you will know what is the truth...
By Renne Sharma, HR Analyst, ABC Consulting  | 02 28 2011 07:57:26 +0000
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The company has grown big enough to fight against such small (yes it is small for them) issues. Only if some really big and concrete issues come out it will be a problem for the company.. not otherwise.

 
By Inani Sarkar, Sales/BD Manager, Aricent  | 02 28 2011 06:27:50 +0000
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No,somechange are required on the high level officers which not give the proper attention on this organisation.
By vishal kumar tiwari, MCA student, priyadarshini college of engineering,nagpur  | 04 07 2011 12:27:30 +0000
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Neither attrition nor stress are limited to Infosys. As a corp. holistic stress management trainer, I have addressed hundreds of young techies in various ITES companies. While it is true that work in these companies is demanding, the ultimate stress level depends on how well one can cope with it. 90% of our stress comes not from what happens to us - deadlines,work pressures etc. - but from how we take it. When work pressures and lifestyle errors combine, it's a heady cocktail and this is what is killing people, slowly but surely. Quitting a job is not the solution, quitting unbalanced lifestyle (no exercise, wrong eating, inadequate sleep/rest, etc.)and egoistic attitudes, is the solution.
By Hans Dholakia, Freelancer, Management & Strategy Consulting  | 04 06 2011 06:57:25 +0000
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i support shrikant. its a mailicous rumour to bring down the name of infosys. am sure infosys can handle this well
By srirang gollerkeri, Senior Recruitment Specialist with AimPlus Staffing Solutions  | 03 09 2011 13:23:38 +0000
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yes, its true that Infosys has a reverse turn towards its success and is facing such issues, but it doesn't mean to end of its era. this can be resolved by the time. So I would say A BIG NO.
By Santosh Kr. Gupta, Business Development- International Market,  | 03 09 2011 12:32:21 +0000
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