<p>Banking, e-commerce and tech start-ups and fast-moving consumer durables are among 'hot jobs' that will see a handsome salary growth of over 13% this year but agriculture, real estate, media and entertainment will be the 'bottom paymasters', a jobs and salaries report on 17 key sectors in nine cities, including Bangalore, said Tuesday.</p>.<p>Out of nine cities, Bangalore and Chennai will be the only two cities to have less than 10% growth in salaries, the report, 'Jobs & Salaries Primer 2019', by TeamLease Services, said. It analysed about two lakh salary records across 17 sectors.</p>.<p>Corporate India will give a double-digit salary hike with a median salary increment of 10.95%.</p>.<p>Banking, Financial Services and Insurance, BPO and IT Enabled Services, Ecommerce & Tech Start-ups, Educational Services, FMCD, FMCG, Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals and IT exhibited growth in excess of 10%. These sectors would be the 'top paymasters'.</p>.<p>The 'bottom paymasters' will include automobile, hospitality, industrial manufacturing, power and energy, retail and telecommunications.</p>.<p>"Indian job market is going through a transition phase in terms of job roles with the evolving market needs. Cutting-edge job roles of today and tomorrow will be the focus of the employers in the coming years," said Rituparna Chakraborty, co-founder and executive vice-president, TeamLease Services.</p>.<p>After a year of unparalleled increments across various sectors in 2018, the year ahead will focus on consolidation.</p>.<p>“While hot jobs will continue to attract handsome rewards, median salaries and increments are not looking good enough,” she said.</p>.<p>According to the report, some of the profiles such as chief technology officer in e-commerce and tech start-ups in Mumbai command a premium of around 17% increment.</p>.<p>Design engineers, chief planning officers, embedded technologies engineers IT engineer/project manager and IT/software in Bangalore will, however, have bright salary prospects, the report said.</p>.<p>The cities surveyed included Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai among others.</p>
<p>Banking, e-commerce and tech start-ups and fast-moving consumer durables are among 'hot jobs' that will see a handsome salary growth of over 13% this year but agriculture, real estate, media and entertainment will be the 'bottom paymasters', a jobs and salaries report on 17 key sectors in nine cities, including Bangalore, said Tuesday.</p>.<p>Out of nine cities, Bangalore and Chennai will be the only two cities to have less than 10% growth in salaries, the report, 'Jobs & Salaries Primer 2019', by TeamLease Services, said. It analysed about two lakh salary records across 17 sectors.</p>.<p>Corporate India will give a double-digit salary hike with a median salary increment of 10.95%.</p>.<p>Banking, Financial Services and Insurance, BPO and IT Enabled Services, Ecommerce & Tech Start-ups, Educational Services, FMCD, FMCG, Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals and IT exhibited growth in excess of 10%. These sectors would be the 'top paymasters'.</p>.<p>The 'bottom paymasters' will include automobile, hospitality, industrial manufacturing, power and energy, retail and telecommunications.</p>.<p>"Indian job market is going through a transition phase in terms of job roles with the evolving market needs. Cutting-edge job roles of today and tomorrow will be the focus of the employers in the coming years," said Rituparna Chakraborty, co-founder and executive vice-president, TeamLease Services.</p>.<p>After a year of unparalleled increments across various sectors in 2018, the year ahead will focus on consolidation.</p>.<p>“While hot jobs will continue to attract handsome rewards, median salaries and increments are not looking good enough,” she said.</p>.<p>According to the report, some of the profiles such as chief technology officer in e-commerce and tech start-ups in Mumbai command a premium of around 17% increment.</p>.<p>Design engineers, chief planning officers, embedded technologies engineers IT engineer/project manager and IT/software in Bangalore will, however, have bright salary prospects, the report said.</p>.<p>The cities surveyed included Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai among others.</p>
