Information systems hiring: Earlier this week, IT giant Information systems It sent offer letters to all of its 2,000 new campus employees. Now, a new report says that while the company has sent joining letters to 2,000 new employees, around 700 campus employees are still waiting to receive their joining dates.
According to a report by Money Control, the new campus candidates whose joining dates are yet to be confirmed by the company were hired for various technical positions such as Systems Engineers (SE) and Digital Specialist Engineers (DSE). Out of these 700 new candidates, around 500 were hired for Systems Engineer positions in 2022 while the remaining 200 candidates were hired as Digital Specialist Engineers in the class of 2023. The DSE candidates were hired after passing the ‘HackWithInfy’ competition in 2022.
For the uninitiated, Information systems The company sent out offer letters to the 2,000 candidates who joined its campus earlier this week, after a delay of nearly two and a half years. As per reports, around 1,000 candidates who joined the campus received their joining dates on September 1, while another 300 candidates received their joining dates on September 2. The remaining 700 candidates were reportedly given their joining date in June 2024.
These new employees were rehired to fill various roles within the company in 2022. They were required to complete two pre-training sessions in 2024. The most recent pre-training session took place on August 19. These pre-training sessions include self-paced modules provided by the company and last approximately six weeks. Completion of these modules is followed by an in-person competency assessment. Passing this assessment is a requirement to join the company.
Responding to this development, the chairman of the Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate or NITES said that while Information systems has sent offer letters to some of its campus recruits, the organization remains on alert. “If Information systems “If anyone fails to honour this commitment and fails to meet the accession dates, we will not hesitate to stage a protest in front of the Infosys office,” it said in a statement.
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