The State of GCC Talent.
Our annual report on the senior talent market that powers India's GCCs. The year in hiring, compensation, and leadership, read against a decade of placement data, with a clear view of the year ahead. The one report a GCC leadership team should read cover to cover.
The year GCC talent stopped being a cost story and became a capability one.
The 2026 edition reads the year that changed the question leadership teams ask about their India centres, from how cheaply can we staff it to what can it own. It covers the senior hiring market, where comp moved, how leadership matured, and what we expect across the next twelve months. Every figure is a draft pending Sachith's sign-off against placement data.
- 01 The senior bench deepened. Ownership moved to India in functions that used to report elsewhere. [NEEDS SOURCE — Sachith]
- 02 Comp split by capability. The gap between top-tier and median senior pay widened in the fastest-moving segments. [NEEDS SOURCE — Sachith]
- 03 Retention held where the work was real. Centres owning genuine charters kept their senior people; the rest churned. [NEEDS SOURCE — Sachith]
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