Cognizant plans to recruit 50,000 freshers from India in the calendar year 2022 (CY22), as per media reports. The hiring numbers are one of the highest ever from the company.
The Nasdaq-listed company added a record 33,000 freshers in India in CY21 and ended the year with a total headcount of 330,600, an increase of 14 per cent year-on-year.
The company reported an attrition of 31% of the Q4FY21 (it follows the January-December financial calendar).The attrition numbers are higher compared to companies such as TCS, Infosys and Wipro, they have come down for the company on a sequential basis. Cognizant had reported attrition of 33 per cent in Q3FY21.
“Our commitment to hire such big numbers has been the highest in the history of Cognizant and we are doubling down,” added Rajesh Nambiar, chairman, Cognizant India.
Meanwhile, Cognizant today announced its fourth quarter and full-year 2021 financial results. The IT giant posted over 10 per cent growth in its full-year 2021 revenue at USD18.5 billion, as it returned to double-digit annual revenue growth for the first time since 2015.
"I'm proud of Cognizant's broad-based progress over the past year. We successfully executed our strategy by meaningfully enhancing our digital portfolio, strengthening our international presence, and helping our clients be successful," said Brian Humphries, chief executive officer.
"We enter 2022 with momentum and confidence that our talented employees position us to capture the substantial market opportunity," he added.
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