Filed in archive Outsourcing News by Carol Kendrick on October 6, 2006

Due to the growing outsourcing industry in India, more and more people are having employment opportunities which would help them in expanding their skills and abilities.

NASSCOM recently mentioned that India is currently handling an estimate of $40 billion of outsourcing work from US and European companies which employs more than 1.3 million Indian workers. This rate would continue to grow according to Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. According to the Prime Minister, outsourcing would be able to provide 10 million jobs to India in the next five years.

I guess this prediction would prove true if India would be able to provide quality service which would keep companies in making outsourcing deals.

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