Motif Inc, a leading outsourcing (BPO), is on a hiring mode with new avenues of business pouring in. On Tuesday, Vice President Sanjay Sahani while talking to the mediapersons said that a walk-in interview will be carried out on Saturday at The Residency.
The USA-headquartered business process company is in operations for 15 years with delivery centers located in India and the Philippines.
Recognised for being a people-centric company with integrity, intensity and intellect as its core values lining the foundation of the company’s philosophy, it offers excellent career prospects to the youth with a fun-filled, rewarding work culture.
He told, “With e-commerce flourishing and spreading its wings in India, providing state-of-the-art customer centric in-bound onshore customer service front for one of India’s leading online marketplaces has emerged as a huge opportunity. Motif plans to add 300 employees by January 2016 to its current headcount of around 1,850 employees.”
“We plan to hire the best talent from the different cities of India and provide them a platform to build their career in the fast growing e-commerce industry in the country today. We already have a lot of employees who have relocated from other cities and made Motif their preferred place of work in Ahmedabad. We believe in promoting from within and hence, about 90% of our existing leadership team in operations and support functions has grown from within the company,” he added.
He then informed about the company structure. Its expertise has won it laurels as well one of which is the ‘Best CSR Company’ for four years in a row from 2011 by Gujarat Electronics Software Industries Association (GESIA).
Talking about the criteria for candidates, he said, “We are looking for candidates who have good communication skills in Hindi and English. Moreover, they should have some knowledge about internet and computers.” “We have been gaining positive response from Bhopal since last three years and this year too, we hope we will select the best candidates from the city,” he added.