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    Gig landscape offer a lot of opportunities for mid-career professionals, but there are stumbling blocks too

    India's gig economy is booming, offering opportunities for freelancers and mid-career professionals. The sector values skills and experience, providing flexibility and higher income potential. Mid-career individuals can leverage their expertise for a rewarding career in roles like coders, data analysts, and consultants.

    Digital India sparks rush for new-age software engineers

    Demand for software engineers trained in emerging technologies is rising, creating 9-10 lakh additional jobs in the next 18 months. The surge is fueled by advancing technology and digital adoption, leading to fresh opportunities in AI and related fields like AI specialists and data scientists. GenAI is enabling non-technical employees to become citizen developers.

    Freelancer’s guide to the galaxy of danger zones in recruitment platforms

    The gig economy is booming globally, with India seeing a surge in freelancers seeking work opportunities. While challenges exist in finding the right projects, online platforms are playing a crucial role in connecting freelancers with relevant opportunities. To succeed in this competitive landscape, freelancers need to showcase their skills, work with quality clients, and constantly upskill. However, they must also be cautious of red flags.

    IT hiring shows signs of life; companies stay cautious

    IT sector consultants said that the conversation for FY25 is still heavily focused on more dilution of the bench, increasing automation, improving efficiency and targeted hiring mostly in niche areas such as AI and GenAI amid continued macroeconomic uncertainty and hardly any signals of demand recovery yet.

    Demand for freelance technology professionals surges as companies seek niche skills

    Data shared by Deloitte shows that 75% of the 250 companies surveyed are considering gig workforce for their open positions in 2024, as against 61% last year. Data from freelance platform Flexing It shows a similar trend, with more than 30% year-on-year increase in the number of projects in the tech sector.

    Big tech companies in India near hiring pause amid global turmoil

    These companies - Facebook (Meta Platforms), Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Netflix and Google (Alphabet) -registered a 90% drop in active job postings in India in 2023 compared with the previous year, according to data put together for ET by specialist staffing firm Xpheno.

    The Economic Times
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