India: GM to hire 1,000 people this year

Rising demand in India has sent General Motors scouting for more engineers and factory workers. According to the Wall Street Journal, the OEM’s Indian operations plan to hire between 150 and 200 engineers at its Bangalore powertrain centre, which currently employs around 700 engineers. It will also add about 800 new It’s time to log … Continued

Rising demand in India has sent General Motors scouting for more engineers and factory workers. According to the Wall Street Journal, the OEM’s Indian operations plan to hire between 150 and 200 engineers at its Bangalore powertrain centre, which currently employs around 700 engineers.

It will also add about 800 new

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