Airtel ranked among top 10 employers
New Delhi, Oct 25: Leading telecommunications service provider with operations in 20 countries across South Asia and Africa, Bharti Airtel has been ranked amongst the top ten employers in demand in India.
The ranking is based on Linkedin’s Most InDemand Employers, a survey conducted by Linkedin - a social network for work professionals, the company in a statement said.
The ranking are based on the engagement activities by the over 175 million members of Linkedin and includes analytics of the followers of a company, job views and applications and research on the company and its career pages by the members.
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