New story from The Economic Times published by Daniel Pleasant December 21, 2009

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IIM-A may rejig norms for perfect 'placement'

The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A), will revamp its campus placement process as it seeks to trade headline-hogging salary offers with jobs tailored to a student’s long-term career growth. The coveted Slot Zero — first day of the campus placement season that’s earmarked for marque recruiters, most of them being investment banks — would also be extended to several days, giving both recruiters and students more time to interact and discuss the roles on the offer. Among other things, the institute is likely to lay more emphasis on sectors than companies. More: http://tinyurl.com/talentmanagement242