US-based BPO e4e Healthcare Hires 700 Employees
US-based BPO firm e4e Healthcare Services has hired more than 700 full-time employees in the first quarter of 2014 across locations in India, the US and the Philippines.
The increase in the headcount is the outcome of a robust growth of 27 per cent in the first quarter of 2014 across the company's strategic clients and due to five new client acquisitions, e4e Healthcare Services said in a statement.
"e4e had a phenomenal Q1 this year. Our business outlook anticipates a Y-o-Y growth of over 35 per cent. Our pipeline and revenue momentum for rest of the year remains very strong," e4e Healthcare Services LLC chief executive Bhaskar Menon said.
The company will continue to add more employees over the next three quarters to accommodate this growth, he added.
"In fact, we have already crossed the 1,000-employee milestone in our second India centre in Noida," Mr Menon said.
The company's HR and support teams are geared to rapidly hire, train, retain and develop resources across locations, so as to meet the growing demands of the company's existing and new clients, he added.
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