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At least one IT technician/engineer for each shift<br />

Since the set-up would be fully based on IT systems, it is critical to have<br />

availability of IT engineer full time so as to reduce down time as much as<br />

possible and also to maintain the set-up in proper condition.<br />

At least one person with managerial skills (Senior Team Leader) for each<br />

shift.<br />

The key to success lies in managing the teams of people which will have<br />

issues of working at odd hours, pressures of performance and monotony of<br />

the work being done. Therefore, a senior person with leadership and<br />

managerial capabilities is needed to manage the business.<br />

Educated workforce young people ready to work in shifts.<br />

Without educated workforce (higher secondary school, at least), no process<br />

can be carried out. Therefore, availability of such manpower and their<br />

willing ness to work in such an industry are critical. Also, the success of<br />

business is dependent on the training and therefore people with basic<br />

education are required so that they can be properly trained.<br />

In most cases, English language skills, at least good reading and writing<br />

skills in English language.<br />

Most of the outsourcing comes from US & UK and therefore the language of<br />

process is English. It may be necessary to train the employees in the<br />

language before they go for training in the computers or the outsourced<br />

process itself.<br />

<strong>Shroff</strong>s <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> 13

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