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India’s tech workforce is at a turning point. Reskilling will define what comes nextThe Indian software engineer's career path is rapidly evolving due to generative AI and intelligent automation. A significant talent gap ex...- The Rise of Working Multiple Identities, Not Just JobsThe modern economy demands new work identities. People now juggle full-time jobs with freelancing and content creation. This shift means tr...
- AI-powered automation will change work, but people remain indispensable: McKinsey reportThe study finds that currently demonstrated AI technologies could, in theory, automate activities equivalent to 57% of today's US work hour...
- McKinsey cuts about 200 tech jobs, shifts more roles to AIMcKinsey & Co. has eliminated approximately 200 global tech jobs, signaling a broader trend of consulting firms leveraging AI for automatio...
- Is AI helping corporates or taking your job? 6 key takeaways from McKinsey’s 2025 AI reportAI impact on workforce: Nearly nine out of ten companies use artificial intelligence, but most are still experimenting. AI agents are gaini...
- Auto component industry to touch $200 billion by 2030Amidst global disruptions, India sees a golden opportunity to become a trusted manufacturing hub. Maruti Suzuki India emphasizes leveraging...
- Saudi Arabia's Neom vs Dubai: How Prince Mohammed bin Salman's $8.8 trillion futuristic city is fading into the sandSaudi Arabia’s ambitious Neom project, envisioned as a futuristic city in the desert, is facing severe financial and logistical challenges....
- 2050 is just 25 years away, is it time to Budget for India’s declining population?India and other nations face significant economic and social challenges as birth rates decline dramatically, leading to aging populations a...
- Indian IT primed to ride $4 trillion AI wave: ReportGenAI will generate an economic value of $2.6-4.4 trillion annually, the report said. Of this, 75% will be concentrated in areas that form ...
- Is AI coming for your job? Solving the puzzle of technological unemployment and unfilled jobsTechnology is a part of our everyday life and much of our daily comforts and conveniences are a result of technological advancement. Yet, t...
- Failure to build resilience to crises can shave off 1-5% from annual global GDP growth: WEFFindings of the research, released ahead of the WEF Annual Meeting 2022 in Davos, suggested that the "the cost of failure to build resilien...
- Top tech trends to watch out for in 2022Tech has sustained us through the pandemic and continues to redefine and restructure how we work, live and interact. But what does next yea...
- India needs to grow at 8% in order to provide employment to new entrants: McKinsey ReportIndia needs to sustain 8-8.5% annual growth to gainfully employ the 60 million new workers expected to join the workforce by 2030, accordin...
- McKinsey roped in for first digital capability centreThe Niti Aayog has roped in McKinsey & Company, which supports five such centres globally — in Aachen, Chicago, Singapore, Venice and Beiji...
- McKinsey looks beyond IIMs & IITs, adds doctors, soldiers, railwaymen to hiring listChanging client demands and increasing competition are forcing employers to look beyond IIMs and IITs.
- What Harvard, McKinsey taught Lavanya Nalli: Being planned, relying on hypothesisAfter six years of studying and working in the US and India, Nalli returned to the family business in 2015.
- India is changing a two-decade-old policy to save its jobs from robotsAccording to a new report by McKinsey & Co, as many as 800 million workers worldwide may lose their jobs to robots and automation by 2030.
- #WomanPower: Jabong gets inclusive, introduces 6 months of maternity leaveAt Jabong, women form 30 per cent of the workforce.
- Mending gender gap could add 60% to India's GDP by 2025: McKinsey reportNarrowing the gender gap in work would not only be equitable in the broadest sense but could have far more economic impact than previously ...
- Executives turn more bullish on global and local economy: McKinseyOptimism among execs around the world about the current economic conditions at both the global and national levels has seen an improvement.
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