Us India Job Survey

In a survey conducted by Coursera, it was revealed that Indian online learners benefit more career and education wise than their counterparts in US and UK. Among the working professionals and job seekers, almost 89% online learners from India said that they benefitted in their career compared to 84% people globally.

A majority of Indians who live in the US and send money home say they are overqualified for their jobs here and find their US workplace to be less stressful compared to workplaces in India, according to the findings of a survey.

A majority of Indians who live in the US and send money home say they are overqualified for their jobs and find their US workplace to be less stressful than workplaces in India, a survey has revealed.

In the US, 61 per cent of respondents said they believe so and for China the figure stood at 50 per cent.

More employers in the United States plan to hire workers next quarter than in any period since the fourth quarter of 2008, according to a survey by global employment services giant Manpower Group.

In a survey conducted by Coursera, it was revealed that Indian online learners benefit more career and education wise than their counterparts in US and UK. Among the working professionals and job seekers, almost 89% online learners from India said that they benefitted in their career compared to 84% people globally.

A majority of Indians who live in the US and send money home say they are overqualified for their jobs here and find their US workplace to be less stressful compared to workplaces in India, according to the findings of a survey.

A majority of Indians who live in the US and send money home say they are overqualified for their jobs and find their US workplace to be less stressful than workplaces in India, a survey has revealed.

In the US, 61 per cent of respondents said they believe so and for China the figure stood at 50 per cent.

More employers in the United States plan to hire workers next quarter than in any period since the fourth quarter of 2008, according to a survey by global employment services giant Manpower Group.