As AI reshapes entry-level jobs, India's IT industry grapples with developing future talent
- Asia India’s biggest IT firms are hiring far fewer fresh graduates, as AI changes the skills employers seek.
- Industry experts tell CNA this could create a shortage of experienced workers in the future unless companies and universities do more to develop young talent.
- Indian students take part in a 24-hour hackathon at Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies in New Delhi on Oct 27, 2018, developing projects in areas including AI, blockchain and fintech.
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- Asia India’s biggest IT firms are hiring far fewer fresh graduates, as AI changes the skills employers seek.
- Industry experts tell CNA this could create a shortage of experienced workers in the future unless companies and universities do more to develop young talent.
- Indian students take part in a 24-hour hackathon at Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies in New Delhi on Oct 27, 2018, developing projects in areas including AI, blockchain and fintech.
Sources: CNA