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What happens to the apprenticeship model when AI does the easy work?As AI takes over routine assignments, companies face a question that productivity figures cannot answer: how will young professionals devel...
AI is making employees faster, but why isn't it making companies much more productive?Artificial intelligence is helping employees improve their individual productivity, yet overall business performance remains stagnant. Many...
ET AI Awards 2027: Recognising India’s leading AI products, innovations and leadersAs India moves from AI experimentation to real-world application, the ET AI Awards 2027 recognise organisations, teams and leaders driving ...
ET AI Awards 2027: 40+ categories across Innovation, Functional Excellence, Leadership and Emerging AIThe ET AI Awards 2027 return for the second edition, recognising organisations, teams, and leaders driving measurable impact through applie...
Don’t Let AI Destroy the Skills That Make Your Company CompetitiveArtificial intelligence is often promoted as a force multiplier for organizations, but used carelessly it can erode the very capabilities t...
Making people redundant is a no-win: Revolut India CEO on AI job cutsAs large private banks and financial institutions trim headcount to automate their workforce, Revolut’s Paroma Chatterjee believes it is cr...
India’s $100-billion GCC boom runs into an engineer talent puzzleIndia's Global Capability Centres sector is rapidly expanding and generating significant revenue. However, a substantial gap exists between...
CXOs sharpen AI edge to stay in controlSenior execs are increasingly enrolling in artificial intelligence programs. Demand from experienced professionals is outpacing that from f...
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Companies struggle to achieve business outcomes from significant AI investments. Unprecedented AI capabilities require a 'harness' to conve...
86 percent of employers see rising AI adoption in recruitment, says Deloitte reportArtificial intelligence is reshaping campus hiring as employers increasingly adopt it. Organizations are boosting recruitment budgets and s...
Second half of year to ring in new jobs, say HR leadersMost senior HR leaders expect new job creation in the second half of 2026. Nearly all anticipate continued hiring activity over the next si...
79% HR leaders see fresh jobs despite AI disruptionNearly four in five senior HR leaders expect companies to create new jobs in the second half of 2026, according to Naukri. Real estate, FMC...
The Economic Times HR Excellence Awards 2027: Recognising the people strategies shaping tomorrow’s workplaceThe Economic Times HR Excellence Awards 2027 have been unveiled to honor organizations, teams, and leaders who excel in human capital manag...
AI race is pushing companies deeper into college campusesCompanies are strengthening campus partnerships to develop essential future workforce skills. These collaborations focus on AI, machine lea...
Gen Z employees seeking more say in how they work, making companies rethink strategyGen Z employees now expect workplace freedom and greater career control. Companies are adapting by offering flexible work and internal mobi...
Why every business owner in India needs to understand AI, even without a tech backgroundAI is no longer just for tech teams; it's a business imperative for Indian entrepreneurs. Understand where AI creates value, not how it's b...
PayU India CEO on MDR; Qcomm’s festive hiringPayU India CEO Anirban Mukherjee has backed a simple pricing model for UPI charges. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
From intuition to intelligence: How AI is redefining the art of executive searchFor most of its history, executive search has been a craft practised in the shadows—driven by Rolodexes, relationships, and the accumulated...
AI application experts in high demand as companies pursue efficiency, customer focusIndian companies now prioritize engineers applying AI to solve customer issues. Demand for agentic and forward-deployed AI engineers has si...
Over one-third of entry-level tasks in India done by AI, finds Cognizant-Pearson studyAI is now performing nearly 37% of entry-level tasks in India, exceeding the global average. HR leaders anticipate entry-level roles will e...