Interesting Insights on Indian Professional's Behaviour at Work

It is always interesting to know amazing facts related to stuffs happening around us. Isn’t it? Let’s today peep into some amazing realities on the behaviour of Indian professionals at the workplace.

Have a look at the infographics based on the online survey initiated by CareerBuilder on an average workday within the US, India, Brazil, France, China, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia and the UK among 400 to 2,279 full-time employed hiring managers and HR professionals in each country.

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