JOB CHANGES
Martech jobs on the rise as digital avenues become prominent in marketing
Digitalization has permeated all sectors, including marketing, which is now adapting to significant shifts in consumer behavior through the rise of marketing technology (martech). Martech blends marketing with advanced software tools to gain consumer insights and track marketing performance, ensuring organizational growth.
Change your job search strategy to deal with age bias; how to search jobs aligned with age
For better or worse, there are tons of younger job seekers competing for fewer jobs than before, and willing to work longer hours for a lower title and salary. How can you optimise your job strategy based on the challenges for your age bracket?
India's ragpickers: A miserable and dangerous job made worse by extreme heat
India generates at least 62 million tons of waste annually, according to central government records, and some of its landfills are literal mountains of garbage, like the Ghaziabad landfill outside New Delhi. And while a 2016 law made it mandatory to segregate waste so that hazardous material doesn't make its way to landfills, the law has been poorly enforced, adding to the risk of waste pickers.
Interviewers don't have access to candidate's quota info: UP Govt
The govt's replay came after Apna Dal (S) chief Anupriya Patel alleged bias against backward, scheduled caste (SC) and scheduled tribe (ST) aspirants. The state government further said that if aspirants belonging to any category do not get the average qualification marks, then the commission does not have the right to change the unfilled vacancies into a different category and that these vacancies are "carried forward".
Roadmap to EV 30@30: How can India achieve this ambitious target
India's climate change strategy includes the EV30@30 initiative, aiming for 30% of new vehicle sales to be electric by 2030. This transition enhances air quality, reduces oil dependence, and fosters economic growth. While challenges like limited commercial EV options and charging infrastructure persist, government incentives and rising private investments are accelerating EV adoption.
Is AI enough for a job at GCC? Companies now train freshers for real-world experience
Aspirational graduates in healthcare technology fuel innovation with a focus on evolving healthcare solutions. Freshers receive in-depth exposure through apprenticeship models, fostering understanding of long-term career paths beyond immediate project work in GCCs.
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Indians battle intense heat with 'mad rush' for air conditioners, beer
Demand for beer in India is at a multi-year high, and air conditioner sales are skyrocketing due to the intense, unprecedented heat affecting parts of the country. Temperatures in the Indian capital Delhi and the western state of Rajasthan have soared to almost 50 degrees Celsius in recent weeks. Scientists attribute the increasingly severe hot summer to human-driven climate change.
Green jobs in textile can become the largest job opportunity in India: Aditya Birla Fashion’s Naresh Tyagi
As the world of textile rapidly moves towards becoming sustainable, it also seeks skills for the same. India, which is one of the largest textile manufacturers, can create a big pool of green talent.
Drought gripping Morocco is bad omen for global food supplies
Facing severe droughts, Morocco's farming sector struggles with plummeting wheat yields, impacting fruit and vegetable exports and widening income disparities.
As tech grip on medical industry becomes stronger, it creates space for new jobs profiles
Ebenazer Paul highlights the increasing demand for skilled professionals in medical billing and coding, driven by technological advancements and evolving healthcare regulations. The industry offers diverse opportunities for growth and specialization, with a focus on continuous education and certifications to stay competitive.
Indian job market likely to get busy and bustling
The Indian job market is expected to witness a notable increase in workforce expansion. The projected growth for H1 FY25 (April-September) indicates a significant rise to 6.33%, compared to around 4.2% in H2 FY24 (October-March). This expansion in the workforce serves as a crucial indicator reflecting economic growth, business confidence, and organizational strategic planning.
Indians less worried, more optimistic about AI impact on work: Report
A Boston Consulting Group report has found that Indians are more confident than worried about the impact of artificial intelligence and generative AI on their work, with 54% evincing confidence compared to only 13% showing signs of anxiety. The report, based on BCG's AI at Work 2024 report, found that 42% of respondents globally reported confidence about AI and GenAI's impact on their work, compared to 26% last year.
Rs 15 crore for Noida 4 BHK? Techie's 'job change or trading' video goes viral
The Instagram video by 'Witty Engineer' on Noida's high real estate prices prompted varied reactions from netizens, with discussions on luxury living, alternatives abroad, and India's challenges. Well-known YouTuber Akshat Shrivastava also weighed in.
New-age job roles: How India can engineer a future beyond software
With nearly 1,600 international corporations operating captive units, 1.7 million highly educated professionals are employed. It might theoretically increase its pool of relevant talent if it made a concerted effort to improve both the number and calibre of the more than 2.5 million Ph.D.s and graduates in science, technology, engineering, and medicine that India produces each year.
How to create a successful green career: Read what experienced professionals have to say
The green industry is booming with opportunities for young professionals seeking fulfilling careers. Insights from industry experts reveal the motivations behind choosing green roles, the evolving scope of sustainability positions, educational requirements, salary expectations, and challenges faced in navigating this dynamic sector.
Unacademy’s Hemesh Singh joins other founders who donned non-executive roles
Unacademy's Hemesh Singh on Saturday stepped down as CTO of the company, moving to an advisory role. This is one of the many top-deck changes reported in startups over the past year. Here's a look at some of the key changes announced by startups in their leadership.
Survival at 15,000 feet: A tiny Himalayan village fights for water and jobs
Tucked in the Himalayas at 15,256 feet, Tashigang, home to the world's highest polling station, faces severe challenges due to climate change and limited resources. As Tashigang and neighboring Gete prepare to vote, the demand for jobs and better infrastructure is pressing. Locals like Kalzang Dolma struggle with declining agriculture and job losses. Water scarcity and inadequate roads further exacerbate their difficulties.
Inspiring! This IIT Kanpur graduate left a high-paying job to become a fitness trainer
Gupta, a graduate of the esteemed Indian Institute Of Technology Kanpur, surprised the world with a daring career transition—she departed from her position at a major multinational corporation to pursue her passion for becoming a fitness coach. Her LinkedIn post garnered widespread attention as she discussed the challenging decision she made and her determination to persevere, even after facing setbacks with her initial startup venture.
Green energy will help fight pollution and create jobs in India
India, committed to climate mitigation programme, today stands 4th globally in renewable energy installed capacity, 4th in wind power capacity and 5th in solar power capacity, as per International Renewable Energy Agency - Renewable capacity statistics 2023.
Can leaders show profitability and sustainability together?
SAP conducted a sustainability study revealing 86% of Indian organizations see a link between sustainability and profitability. Manish Prasad emphasizes sustainability's importance for business success.
Is it a good idea for laid off H-1B workers to switch to a US tourist visa, and back again?
When laid-off H-1B workers consider transitioning to B-1/B-2 visitor status for job searching, they gain valuable time and a streamlined process back to H-1B, endorsed by USCIS. This strategic move offers a safety net and opportunity for a successful career transition in the U.S.
HSBC and Deloitte withdraw job offers for foreign graduates in UK after visa rule change
HSBC and Deloitte retract job offers to foreign graduates in the UK due to stricter visa rules. Graduates, who invested in UK education, face uncertainty. Companies like KPMG also reassess hiring strategies. Visa changes impact recruitment in digital innovation sector. Immigration concerns loom ahead of UK general election.
Gen Z, millennials say purpose at the core of job satisfaction and wellbeing; expect AI to improve work-life balance
Gen Zs and millennials prioritize purpose, reject non-aligning work. Deloitte's survey on 22,800 reveals career shifts towards climate action. Excited about GenAI impacting work-life balance and reskilling needs.
2024 Lok Sabha elections between people who want to 'change' Constitution and those against it: SP chief Akhilesh Yadav
Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav rallied in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, supporting INDIA bloc candidate Tanuj Punia against BJP's Rajrani Rawat. Yadav emphasized the election's significance in protecting the Constitution from those seeking to change it. He criticized the BJP for inflation, farm laws, and lack of job opportunities, promising support for farmers and improved social welfare under an INDIA bloc government.
Non-compete clauses: Unenforceable under law, but companies love them
While Indian law is clear on the unenforceability of a non-compete clause operating beyond the term of employment, companies still include it in contracts, particularly for senior executives, as it’s seen as a soft deterrent, said Jay Parikh, partner at Luthra and Luthra Law Offices. Employees would rather comply than bear litigation costs and carry the burden of being sued by their previous employer.
'Things are changing': Google search's chief highlights challenging times ahead for employees
At a recent Google all-hands meeting, search leader Prabhakar Raghavan addressed the tech giant's evolving landscape. Donning a hoodie with the slogan "We use Math," Raghavan emphasized the need for adaptation, foreseeing challenges in maintaining ad growth. With sports metaphors and motivational calls, he stressed faster adaptation amidst increased competition and regulatory complexity, outlining plans to establish teams in key markets like India and Brazil to address these challenges.
Firefighter, forester, trail builder: The first US Climate Corps jobs are here
The American Climate Corps by Biden govt offers job opportunities in climate-related fields across various states. It aims to recruit and train thousands of young individuals to combat climate change and transition into clean energy careers.
Study finds Indian workers confident of adapting to change
Survey in India shows anticipation of role changes, high confidence in adaptation. Indians proactive in career development and tech adoption. Positive outlook on DEIB policies and AI impact.
People fed up with graft, unemployment and inflation, want change in regime: Supriya Sule
NCP (SP) leader Supriya Sule asserted on Thursday that there is a strong desire for change among the people of India due to issues like corruption, unemployment, and inflation. She criticized the current government, alleging it is anti-women and anti-farmer. Sule, who is contesting from Baramati Lok Sabha constituency in Maharashtra, will face her sister-in-law Sunetra Pawar, the wife of Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, in the upcoming elections. Sule's comments come amidst reports of declining job placement rates at prestigious institutes like IITs, which she cited as evidence of rising unemployment and the government's failure to create jobs.
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