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Goldman Sachs President John Waldron, who studied English instead of finance, was initially rejected by the bank; he now explains why he is rooting for English, history and philosophy graduates when asked about GS’ hiring strategy amid the AI boomGoldman Sachs President John Waldron emphasizes the importance of intellectual curiosity and analytical skills in hiring practices. He expr...- Power to empower must include the power to stay well“The true value of power lies in its purpose,” the Prime Minister told the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in October. India’s next lever of po...
- AI fear makes companies look powerful and helps them raise funds: Andrew NgIn an exclusive interview with The Economic Times Digital, Andrew Ng argues that the immediate challenge is to prepare people for work that...
- It's not just gas and groceries. Childcare costs weigh on some voters before the midterm electionsChildcare costs have escalated significantly, impacting many households and their financial stability. This financial burden is influencing...
- Asia’s resilience masks a growing jobs challenge as AI reshapes workThe Asia-Pacific region has shown resilience despite energy shocks and trade restrictions, with the IMF projecting 4.8% growth. While some ...
- Want to become a financial adviser? Best financial planning courses and institutes in India explainedThe career change of Sumit Aggarwal to a mutual fund distributor illustrates a notable trend within the financial advisory realm in India. ...
- From Rs 25,000 engineering salary to Rs 2 lakh monthly: Techie's story of how he earned 8 times more as cab driver goes viral. 'Today, he owns 4 cars...'An engineering graduate decided to ditch corporate career . Today, he earns eight more than he did as a techie by becoming a full-time cab ...
- Which college degrees and career paths in the US are least exposed to AI? These 25 fields stand outThe rise of AI is transforming the workforce in unprecedented ways, sparking worries among new graduates about their career prospects. Indu...
- Mary Barra joined GM as a college student in 1980. 34 years later, she became the first woman to lead a major automaker as CEOMary Barra joined General Motors as a college co-op student in 1980 and rose through the company’s ranks over the next 34 years. In 2014, s...
- AI job-loss fears are ‘hogwash’, says Infosys chairman Nandan NilekaniNandan Nilekani has expressed optimism about the impact of artificial intelligence on employment in India. He argues that while AI automate...
- As technology and AI reshape the workplace, which skills will define future leaders?In today's evolving job landscape, the importance of interpersonal skills and leadership has surged. Research indicates that qualities like...
- ‘Some days I feel I have failed’: 23-year-old B.Tech graduate says she feels lost in career race. Internet shows kindness, offers adviceJiya, a 23-year-old from Bihar, finds herself at a crossroads in life, feeling a bit lost. While she prepares for the GATE exam with hopes ...
- 'Rashid Latif was named nana after Nana Patekar': Ex-Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali says late actor was the same person on and off screenFormer Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali has paid an emotional tribute to Nana Patekar, remembering a friendship that began in 1994 and continue...
- 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 crowds out fresh grads at Wall Street tech hubs in IndiaThe landscape of entry-level employment for Indian graduates is shifting dramatically due to advancements in AI. As machines tackle more mu...
- University of Utah may cut up to 15% of workforce for ‘modernization’ as it faces ‘most significant challenges’ in 176-year historyThe University of Utah has revealed its strategy to cut up to 15% of its non-faculty and non-clinical roles. This decision is designed to a...
- AI breaks India’s linear growth model, but campus hiring remains weak: Nasscom’s Rajesh NambiarNambiar said large IT and BPM companies have cut back on campus hiring over the last three years, which is not expected to change while the...
- Effective Altruism: the philosophy behind Silicon Valley's AI fearsDario Amodei says he is not part of it. To many in the Trump administration, it fuels unfounded and exaggerated fears about artificial inte...
- Billionaire Ken Griffin donates $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University. Becomes largest individual donor in the history of US education: here's what his record gift will createRenowned billionaire investor Ken Griffin has pledged a staggering $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University. This historic donation will es...
- As the coding boom fades, computer science grads focus on AI skills in choppy job marketThe elevated jobless rate in the field - at around 7.1% for recent computer science and computer engineering graduates, according to an Ass...
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