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Tata Group Singapore

  • > 100,000 employees

Tata Group Singapore Graduate Programs & Internships

  • Energy & Utilities
  • Engineering Consulting
  • Technology

What it Does: The Tata Group manages some of the biggest businesses in India and is active in a number of sectors, including telecom, electricity, computer technology, metal, and tea.

Mission Tata is committed to upholding the utmost standards of excellence and are always advocate of meritocracy.

Size and Presence: With businesses in 100 nations across six continents and goods and services available in over 150 nations, it is the largest enterprise in India.

Best Known For: Tata offers a wide range of other goods, including steel, electricity, electricity, construction, and financial institutions, but it is best recognised for its autos and IT technologies.

The Good Bits: Really encouraging and constructive workplace.

The Not-So-Good Bits: Working long hours and finding it challenging to combine work and life.

The Tata Story

Tata and his parents founded the Asiatic Banking Corporation when the American Civil War led to an increase in the textile and clothing industry in Bombay. As the wave receded, Tata's credit was abandoned. The family fortune was recovered in 1868 by a portion of the big offer for the secretariat of Napier's mission to Abyssinia. He established a commercial firm in 1870 with a capital of 21,000 rupees. Additionally, he acquired a failing oil mill in Chinchpokli and turned it into a textile mill, renaming it Alexandra Mill, which he later sold for a profit. In 1938, J. R. D. Tata was appointed head of the Tata Group. Tata Sons began with 14 businesses, and at the time of his retirement in 1988, 50 years later, it had expanded to a conglomerate of 95 businesses. These businesses were ones that the firm had either founded or in which it owned a majority stake. They gained notoriety in emerging industries including technology solutions, construction, industry, aesthetics, branding, and chemical products.

Culture & Vibe

At the Tata Group, the company values and promotes diversity in all its manifestations. Tata recognises variances that are essential to a person's identity, such as age, gender, ethnicity, race, physical prowess, cerebral prowess, and sexual orientation, as well as subtle and undetectable variations that affect the firm’s viewpoints, such as employment history, parenting status, and so forth. Tata is dedicated to treating everyone with respect and preserving an equal-opportunity workplace.

Career Prospects

Tata provides employment chances to individuals with a variety of qualifications, including undergraduates, holders of diplomas, and seasoned specialists. From Executive Apprentice to Senior Leadership, Tata provides a range of employment options. To assist you in developing technology, the organisation also offers testing assignments and education programs at various career phases.

Recruitment Process

The Tata Group hiring process includes:

  • Written Test
  • Group Discussion
  • Technical Interview
  • HR Interview
  • Offer

Remuneration

The average annual salary of a fresh graduate at Tata Singapore is SGD 50,000.

Benefits

  • Parental Leve
  • Time away
  • Family & Reproductive Support
  • Mental Health
  • Health Benefits
  • Stock Options Program
  • Employee Giving Program
  • Relocation Benefits
  • Expenses and Work Related Travel

Social Contributions

International criteria for sustainable business practices greatly influence the operations of Tata Group enterprises. However, a larger part of the group's actions in this area is motivated by conviction and decision. Its support for initiatives to preserve plant and animal species, enhance the use of land and water, and preserve large expanses of forest and natural areas stems from this.

The efforts of various Tata companies, large and small, to protect and enhance the surroundings in and across their areas of activity can be divided into two categories: those efforts and the charitable focus of the Tata Trusts, which provide support to various groups of non-governmental institutions working in fields like the management of natural resources, community development, and livelihoods.

Controversies

In a document submitted to the high court, the Keralan government claimed that Tata Tea had illegally "grabbed" 3,000 acres (12 km2) of natural forests in Munnar.

Jobs & Opportunities

Locations With Jobs & Opportunities
  • Singapore
Hiring candidates with qualifications in
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Business & Management
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Creative Arts
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Engineering & Mathematics
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IT & Computer Science
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Law, Legal Studies & Justice
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Medical & Health Sciences
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Sciences