India is emerging as one of the key markets wherein global players are seeing immense growth potential in the consumer sector. Given the high population and increasing disposable income, the consumer sector is expected to see growth in housing, food, consumer durables, communication sectors, and transport segments among other sectors.
Modern technology has had a huge impact on this sector and has become a key aspect of sustenance. Technology and innovation in the industry has radically simplified-yet-improved the operations as well as provided better growth strategies.
We at TeamLease, utilise ‘best-in-class’ staffing processes and frameworks for all our clients. We have delivered unparalleled quality service to our customers pan-India using end-to-end integrated technology solutions.
In addition to that, we have empowered diverse set of customers to transform their staffing operations and improve employee satisfaction in line with effective management policies.
How We Help Clients
Industry Overview
Through the course of time, the consumer sector has gone a major shift. Due to high rise in disposable income of Tier 2 & 3 cities, increasing competition and use of technology, there is a high expectation in terms of quality of the product. Highly skilled employees who can maintain the consistency of a product are becoming necessary in this sector. TeamLease staffing methodology covers the entire associate life-cycle and client value chain.
Examples Of Our Work
Empower & Excel: Managed Training Solutions for 5400+ Sales Associates
Empowering Workforce for a Leading Home Appliances Company
Enhancing Productivity and Compliance for a Leading Consumer Goods Firm
Delivering Expert Field Sales Force Management for Retail Giant
In The Media
“Attrition is a persistent obstacle that can substantially impact an organization’s bottom line and growth prospects."
Balasubramanian A
VP & Business Head
Business News, July 05, 2024
“There are about 60 lakh trucks actively being plied on Indian roads. The number of drivers though is roughly about 36 lakhs. The ratio of trucks-to-drivers is now 1:0.6..."
Balasubramanian A
VP & Business Head
Times Ascent, June 05, 2024
“There is also a spike in in demand for women tow-wheeler riders from delivery companies, which are facing monthly attrition of as high as 40%.”
Balasubramanian A
VP & Business Head
