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    85% Indian professionals set to invest in upskilling for FY25

    According to Great Learning's 'Upskilling Trends Report 2024-25,' 85% of professionals in India plan to invest in upskilling initiatives in fiscal year 2025 (FY25). The report highlights a drop in job retention confidence to 62% from 71% the previous year, mainly due to tech disruptions and challenging macroeconomic conditions. Entry-level professionals feel the most uncertain, with only 29% confident about job retention in FY25. Upskilling is crucial, especially in fields like data science, AI, and machine learning, with 92% of seasoned professionals and 83% of freshers recognizing its importance.

    Job retention confidence of Indian professionals plummets to 62% vs 71% a year ago: Great Learning report

    Job retention confidence among Indian professionals dropped to 62% in FY25 due to technological disruptions, macroeconomic uncertainty, and layoffs, as per a study by Great Learning. Entry-level professionals are less confident, with 79% emphasizing the importance of upskilling.

    Best Abacus for your kid to enhance their math skills with fun

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    Aurum Analytica: Transforming real estate with Data Science and AI

    Aurum Analytica, a data analytics firm in real estate, uses data science and AI. CEO Prakash Tejwani and co-founders Sahil and Vishal discuss the company's mission and growth.

    Upskilling for generative AI is inevitable. But companies too have a learning curve

    The use of generative AI is on the rise, leading companies to invest in upskilling their employees to work with this technology. Generative AI is attractive due to its ability to handle complex data sets and increase employee productivity. Companies are opting to train existing employees rather than hiring new ones, and are also partnering with educational institutions to bridge the skills gap.

    B-schools, corporates resort to board games as a training strategy

    Board games emerge as innovative teaching tools in B-schools and corporate training sessions. Professors at institutes like IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Udaipur employ them to impart skills like negotiation and decision-making. Customized games, like one used at 3one4 Capital's annual meeting, offer unique learning experiences. With attention spans dwindling, board games offer interactive and engaging learning opportunities, making them increasingly popular among students and corporate professionals alike.

    The Economic Times
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