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MindSpace to focus on non-metros

BANGALORE: Mindspace Consulting Services, a Chennai-based HR consultancy firm, on Thursday announced that it would focus harnessing talent available in non-metro cities for easy employment by corporate India, says a release. MindSpace at present has centres in Mangalore, Suratkal, Udupi and Bhopal, apart from Chennai and Bangalore. It is planning to set up another five centres this year. "We are dedicated to package and place huge talent that can service industries such as telecom, insurance, BPO and FMCG companies," said Radesh Rangarajan, Founder and CEO of MindSpace. The fee varies between Rs. 2,000 and Rs. 3,000 per month.

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