Millions of graduates in India not fit for purpose – the war on talent!

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A fascinating Wall Street Journal article describes the difficulty that many organisations are having in recruiting able graduates in India. It states that the number of high school and college graduates who come through the door who can communicate effectively in English is staggering low and that many lack a grasp of educational basics such as reading comprehension. It cites a Customer Contact company that can hire just three out of every 100 applicants. As the growth of outsourcing contin...
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