68% of Indian professionals plan to job hunt
In short
68% of Indian professionals say they will look for new jobs, and 51.5% want a raise of more than 31%. Career growth is the main reason people want to switch, ahead of salary.
This could make hiring more active for employers, while workers may stay picky about pay. The survey size and timing are not stated in the available reporting.
What the reporting says
68% of Indian professionals plan to look for new jobs, according to a Business Standard Finance summary that says career growth is the top switch trigger. The same summary says 51.5% want a salary hike above 31%, even among those mainly motivated by growth. The immediate market implication is stronger churn in hiring, but the underlying survey details and sample are not stated.
Why it matters
68% of Indian professionals said they will look for new jobs, while 51.5% said they want a raise above 31%, based on a Business Standard Finance summary. The report says career growth outranks salary as the main reason to switch, but does not state the survey size, timing, or methodology. The immediate effect is possible pressure on employers to raise pay and offer growth opportunities.