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Curbing talent exodus: It’s deja vu for Indian Space Research Organisation

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Tiki Rajwi
Curbing talent exodus: It’s deja vu for Indian Space Research Organisation
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ISRO is currently facing a talent retention challenge similar to the mass exits seen in the 1990s due to the booming IT sector. Experts note that the agency's rigid recruitment processes struggle to compete with the private sector's rapid hiring models.

As the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is in the news for issuing a memorandum aimed at deterring scientists and engineers attached to important missions from quitting, the space agency, in fact, is reliving a nightmare from the 1990s.

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