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AI hiring outpaces overall IT recruitment in India: report - The Economic Times
India's IT sector is prioritising artificial intelligence (AI) hiring, with AI roles seeing a 16% year-on-year surge in June, contrasting with an overall 3% decline in IT jobs. India's $315 billion IT industry has been under pressure with clients holding back on spending on technology due to a weak macroeconomic environment and the advent of AI that threatens their traditional business model.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
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AI skills power nearly two-thirds of new GCC hiring in India
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Nearly 80% India's Chief Tech Officials say AI creating new roles not existing few years ago: Report - The Economic Times
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AI hiring outpaces overall IT recruitment in India: report - The Economic Times
India's IT sector is prioritising artificial intelligence (AI) hiring, with AI roles seeing a 16% year-on-year surge in June, contrasting with an overall 3% decline in IT jobs.…
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channelnewsasia.com
AI hiring outpaces overall IT recruitment in India, report shows
BENGALURU, July 3 - Hiring for AI roles within India's IT sector outpaced overall recruitment within the industry last month, a survey showed on Friday, indicating a push from…
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Indian IT firms likely to report muted Q1 growth amid AI spending, macro uncertainty - The Economic Times
I<b></b>ndia's Information Technology (IT) companies are expected to report another quarter of subdued earnings growth despite seasonal strength, due to client-specific issues,…