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 Greetings from RayaFeel Technologies !!!

We are happy to introduce ourselves as one of the growing consultants in Chennai. We support our clients across Pan India.

Our holistic approach to recruitment enables us to attract, engage and deliver talented people aligned to an organization’s culture.

Our specialist’s sectors combine deep industry acumen complemented by a global talent pool to source niche high-caliber professionals across all domains and technologies.

It would be our pleasure to associate with your company and assure you to render the best support.

We would be happy to be of assistance to you in sourcing your requirements.

We have an excellent database of candidates and clients in every sector. We offer recruitment services across technologies. Our operational system is divided according to different technologies so that every applicant is thoroughly scrutinized before sending it to your end. This helps in short-listing quality candidates. The candidates are not only checked on technical grounds but also their personality traits.

would like to thank you for giving us the opportunity to introduce 'RayaFeel technologies' as an Executive Search firm offering end-to-end manpower recruitment solutions across all major industry verticals and levels

We have appended our 'Corporate Profile' for your kind perusal.

 

Please revert to us for further discussion on the same

Should you have any queries, please feel free to contact us.

 

Thanking you and looking forward to a mutually beneficial business association with your organization.

 

 

Other Services:

We are an IT-based firm, Rayafeel virtual and co-working office space using for company registration and professional co-working space for the company and along with that we are providing the below service If you need any one of the services please contact us

 

1.  Office Space and Virtual Space :

  • Rent a Virtual Office Space For Company Registration

  • Office Space and Co Workspace Solutions

  • Corporate Interior Design

 

2.  Website Designing & Development

  • Website Designing and Development Services

  • Website Maintenance Services.

  • Web Hosting and Domain Name Registration Services.

  • Database Support And Migration.

  • Remote IT Support & Services .

  • PostgreSQL Database and Provide 24×7 Services

  • Database Designing Services.

 

3. Company Registration and filing Service:

  • Trademark Registration Services

  • ISO Certification Registration Services

  • GST Registration Services

  • MSME / SSI Registration Services

  • Pvt. Ltd / LLP / Public Limited Company Registration Services

  • PF/ESI Registration Services

  • Providing Services and support for new company setup from top to bottom

 

4. HR Services.

  • HR Advisory Services

  • Contract Staffing

  • HR Outsourcing Services

  • Manpower Supply Services

  • Payroll Processing

  • Permanent Placement

  • Recruitment and Placement Services

  • Recruitment Process Outsourcing

  • Staffing Agency Services

 

5. Training:

  • Professional Courses.

  • Corporate Training.

  • Placement Training



Address : Rayafeel Technologies Pvt Ltd, S102, 2nd Floor, Phase III, Spencer Plaza, Anna Salai, Thousand Lights Near Rayala Towers, Chennai 600002, India.
Email      :  info@rayafeel.com
Website  :  www.rayafeel.com         
Copyright (C) 2019 RayaFeeL Technologies Pvt Ltd. All rights reserved. 

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