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    BT Mercer-TNS

    survey of Indias best

    employers BT issueNov 18 2007

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    The best companies to work for in

    india Six months of survey

    and analysis,94 final

    participants.

    2007 2006

    Microsoft infosys

    Mind tree Mind tree

    Johnson andJohnson

    Satyam

    sapient Dr.Reddys labsinfosys Sapient

    I gate agilent

    agilent Johnson andJohnson

    HCl comnet Covansys

    Accenture HCl comnet

    Dr. Reddys lab HSBC

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    MicrosoftTotal employees 5000+

    Avg. age 30

    Attrition rate 7.2

    Mal female ratio 8:1

    Average careertenure

    4.13

    HR cost 227 crores

    Promotion rate 24.73

    Training budget 54.6 lakhsTraining man days 12,270

    revenues Na

    Net profit na

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    Microsoft secret sauce

    Leadership development:

    The company spots and develops

    youngsters into leadership roles early in

    their careers and spends a large amount

    of time and money preparing them for the

    job ahead.#

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    Internal transfers

    Employees can seamlessly transfer

    among the six business groups if they feel

    that they are stagnating in their currentjobs.#

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    Transparent compensation

    The system of pay and appraisals are

    open and transparent. employees know

    what they have to do to get into the nextgrade.#

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    mentoring

    The mentoring system in the company is

    one of the best. mentors and their wards

    meet regularly. And have an open andfrank dialogue. this relationship is not a

    one way street. Mentors learn from their

    wards as well.#

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    recruitment

    New employees are given a buddy to

    help them assimilate into the company.

    the company also helps them findaccommodation by having a real estate

    consultant.#

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    Ravi venkatesan, chairman m.soft

    india. Hyper growth is putting pressure on companies like

    ours; finding high end technical talent, be it inengineering or marketing, is not an easy task

    I believe the biggest challenge facing us is in goingforward and dealing with the challenges of internalgrowth.

    In the current environment, there is always the fear thatjobs grow faster than the person doing them.

    That is way we spend inordinate amount of time onleadership and management development.#

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    We have a talent agenda. if we are to

    remain competitive we have to give them

    a proper environment to shine through, so

    that they can stay with us.#

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    The rate of innovation in Microsoft is

    staggering.#

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    The bill gates brand is quite an advantage.

    but it is very easy to erode such anadvantage. that is why we put in so much

    effort at people development.#

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    Educational systems will not be able to

    scale fast enough to meet the demand.

    companies like ours will have do more to

    make students in india more employable.

    Even if Microsoft continues to employ the

    best talent. We will need to improve thequality of talent cross the industry.#

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    I am not happy with my pay also. Tell me

    who is? but I think very few peopleactually leave for pay, If the compensation

    structure is transparent and competitive

    as it is in our company. Most people quit

    because of bad work environment.#

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    Mind Tree Consulting - A School for

    leaders

    Mind Tree walks the extra mile to

    empower its employees and care for them.

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    .

    The company, has institutionalizedpractices to make itself employee friendly.

    We seek feedback from people within the

    company on areas that are working well

    and also on those that need improvement.

    Secondly, we identify and adapt best-in-

    class practices from globally admired

    organizations to help increase the

    engagement levels, says Soota.

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    Mind Tree has launched a full fledged day-carecentre for women.

    Women are now allowed to take up to one yearof leave for every six years of service to balancecommitments between work and family.

    This can be availed for extended maternity,

    accompanying their spouse on travel, caring fordependent family members and taking care ofsmall children.

    Then, it has launched Dhriti, a Mind Tree

    Womens Network, as a support system tofacilitate knowledge sharing, learning, mentoringand networking.

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    Says Sonal Sharma Mathur, Senior Engineer, whogets her one-year-old son Nalin to campus: Ijoined Mind Tree in January 2005 as an engineer,and quit after the birth of my son to take care ofhim. Later, when I thought of joining back, thecompany welcomed me with immenseunderstanding and fullest support.

    These initiatives have allowed the company to keepattrition levels under control, though it is rising. Ithas risen to 15.7 per cent, from 12 per cent in2005-06, compared to the industry average ofabout 25 per cent.

    But, there is a feeling that Mind Tree is not a goodpaymaster.

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    Puneet Jetli, Vice President & Head, PeopleFunction, at the company, denies this. We peg

    our compensation at the 75th percentile in theindustry . And this year, our average compensation

    increase has been higher than the industry

    average. In order to remove misgivings, he says the

    company undertook an extensivecommunications and benefits road show to

    communicate this to employees. He adds thatthe rising attrition level, though not alarming,needs to be watched closely and reduced.

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    The reasons, he feels, could range from

    misplaced perceptions on compensation,

    a desire to relocate to other regions and

    the pursuit of higher education.

    To retain talent, Mind Tree has launched

    an internal job postings system to helpemployees align their aspirations with

    available opportunities.

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    Johnson & Johnson

    From being among the top 10 best

    companies to work for last year, Johnson& Johnson (Consumer Products) leapfrogs

    into the top five in its 50th year in India.

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    J&Js employee benevolence goes beyond the

    workplace, and even beyond the personal or the

    family; it attempts to shape every aspect of anemployees personality, including the spiritual

    side.

    Explains Ambwani: We are involved in a lot ofcommunity welfare projects and each employee

    is given an additional five days leave to go work

    for an NGO (non-governmental organization) of

    his or her choice. This, we feel, is necessary foran employees spiritual development.

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    The standard menu of employee welfare isvisible all over.

    This includes career counseling for employeeskids and a confidential helplineJ&J Mitrforemployees wanting advice on personal problems.

    As Trupti Mohan, General Human Resource

    Manager, says, working for J&J is just oneaspect of an employees life. Its a vital part, as the workforce isnt one that

    leaves the company in a hurrythe average

    tenure of an employee at J&J is well over 11years. The annual attrition rate? 10 per cent.

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    But thats hardly something that makes Ambwanicomplacent not at a time when theres a talent

    crunch of sorts out there; and when companies,particularly those in high-growth sectors, arepushing the envelope on the recruitment front.Its a major challenge to match thecompensation packages offered in todays jobmarket.

    One is not pitted against just fellow FMCG (fast-moving consumer goods) companies but alsosunrise industries like retail, telecom, realty andaviation where marketing talent is much indemand, reveals Ambwani.

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    Meantime, J&J managers are much in

    demand in foreign markets. An erstwhile

    marketing head, Swami Raote, is currently

    heading J&J in Indonesia; last year Vice

    President (Marketing) Elkana Ezekiel was

    co-opted by J&J Singapore to take chargeof its baby care products division as

    Franchise Director (Asia Pacific).

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