The demand for tech professionals with specific skills remains high, encompassing artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, cybersecurity, cloud computing, digital marketing, and e-commerce.

The IT industry predicted 11.8% for 2023, but actual payouts are expected to average 10.2-10.6%, down from 10.8% in 2022.

A prime illustration is manufacturing, boasting 78.81% junior-level recruitment in these areas. The IT sector is also integrating Tier 2 cities notably, with 88.63% of hires being juniors.

While several GCCs are employing in India, their numbers are still fewer than IT service businesses' huge hiring.

Fresher hiring for the financial year 2024 will hit a three-year low following two consecutive years of healthy recruitment numbers during the COVID-19 pandemic years.

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The rollout of 5G technology is transforming various industries, prompting employers to invest in upskilling their current workforce. As businesses prepare for the upcoming 5G services, they recognize...