“We hired more than 1,300 people last year, 50% or 60% of whom in Romania,” Shibu Nambiar said on ZF Live.
The moment the virus situation calms down, Genpact will resume hiring and hire more than 1,000 people like it does each year. Genpact will continue to grow in Romania, its official says, adding he sees no reason why it could not grow to 10,000 people in this country, but will have to first grow to 5,000, 7,000, 8,000 and then to 10,000.
Genpact has almost 4,000 employees in Romania, 3,000 of whom in Bucharest and 1,000 in Cluj. Genpact Romania serves more than 100 clients in Western Europe, America, Middle East, and Asia.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)