It’s talent, not nativity that matters!!

It’s talent, not nativity that matters!!
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It’s Talent, Not Nativity That Matters!!. The state bifurcation issue has become the root cause for many issues and the ongoing process of the division of the employees between the states is revolving around the only factor of nativity.

Hyderabad: The state bifurcation issue has become the root cause for many issues and the ongoing process of the division of the employees between the states is revolving around the only factor of nativity. However, in the case of qualified and competent officers working on contract basis, their nativity no longer seems to be a stumbling block in the Telangana State. Of course, it’s a matter for no consideration as far as the private firms are concerned.

Captivatingly, several contract and outsourced officers working in the finance department and involved in online budget preparation hailed from Andhra Pradesh state (Seemandhra region). Post bifurcation, the Telangana government gave a go ahead to the departments concerned to tap the talent irrespective of their nativity. As a result at least two officers working on contract basis and well versed in IT and budget preparation were offered lucrative emoluments, considerably higher than their present salary in Andhra Pradesh State, with add-on other perks. Obviously, the officers, of course, accepted the offer and now joined the Telangana Secretariat, as reported.

Indubitably, the officers are competent and their services were importuned based on the requirement in Telangana Secretariat. Yet, in Andhra Pradesh Secretariat there are others who could step into their place, sources in the Andhra Pradesh Secretariat added. Reportedly, several Andhra origin officers working on contract basis and recruited from Centre for Good Governance and working in Andhra Secretariat were also apparently approached to work for Telangana Secretariat due to dearth of Telangana officers. But not everyone is keen to accept the offers, sources added.

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