Recruiting Asian Engineers

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    1. Recruiting Engineers from Asia - A Recruiter’s Perspective
    2. My background   Started career with Wipro in the start-up stage   Founded Nexus, the first technology recruiting firm in India at Bangalore in 1990   Helped Cadence, Motorola, Lucent, SAP, Hughes and others recruit Asian engineers in the ‘90s for their offshore centers and on-site positions   Moved to US as a part of the founding team of e4e, a fund devoted to investing in companies with offshore delivery business model. Helped recruit executive teams for portfolio companies and build offshore delivery centers   Set up Global Executive Talent in 2004 as a specialist transformational talent search firm working with Valley firms to identify and on-board leadership talent in engineering, sales etc. in countries like India
    3. SV firms: Journey this far….   80’s recruitment from US campus and through Body Shoppers   90’s saw the emergence of offshore centers   00’s led to geographically distributed engineering teams   Today and Tomorrow will be about “Glocalization” Confidential
    4. How do SV firms assess foreign engineers…   Assessment process has moved from Indirect to Direct….   Local assessment   Closer view on the ground through internships, contests, programs   Engagement with top schools across the globe   Cadre of hiring managers who are from similar background   Mature in-country certifications : NASSCOM’s NAS-Tech for entry level engineers   Verification agencies to vet qualifications Future : US Universities setting up offshore campuses
    5. Recruitment standards moving up… Would we hire this person if he was US qualified?
    6. Recruiting Experience this far with India….(Positives)   Diversity of skills   Domain expertise: Banking, Capital Markets, Insurance, Telecom…   Some “hard to find” skills   Team dynamics (smaller companies)   Mobility   Role flexibility Confidential
    7. Recruiting Experience this far with India… (Challenges)   Lack of design skills   Non-availability of marketing, product management talent   Product vs. Project mind-set   Unrealistic expectations   Communication gaps   Culture mismatch Confidential
    8. How do SV firms recruit foreign engineers?   Large firms   Joint development with large offshore services companies   Acquisition of companies with large large pool of foreign engineers   Local engineering centers   Direct campus recruitment   Hiring through temp firms   Mid-size firms   BOT model   Direct presence in one select location   Start-ups   Incubation centers within Engineering schools   “Foreign leadership” as a part of the founding team Confidential
    9. The largest providers: India and China - Comparison INDIA China   Positives   Positives   Significant learning over the   Growing on similar lines : SV past two decades connection, tech. campus,   Manpower export is a big part Chinese immigrants of the GDP - Govt. support   Attitude   Availability of leadership talent   Reasonable expectation   Negatives   Negatives   Competing domestic companies   Crowded talent market with ever increasing competition   Lack of trained engineers   Retention: a big headache   Mobility??   Ever rising costs   Recruiting ecosystem   Security   Leadership talent   Infrastructure
    10. Unanswered questions….   Who is a foreign engineer?   The effect of reverse brain drain - Are we prepared?   ‘09 onwards…….. Beginning of a TRANSFORMATION PHASE for SV firms? Confidential
    11. Thank You www.globalexecutivetalent.com
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