It's high time for Big tech companies to open their branches in Tier-II cities actively, seeing the situation of major Tier-I cities. Infosys, Zoho are doing well in this path.
What's your opinion?
Totally agree with this 🙌🏻
Agree. But if it happens there's a probability that in coming years Tier II cities will face the same issues as Tier -I, the one you have me mentioned
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