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AI is reportedly slowing entry-level hiring at India's global capability centers

A post says demand is shifting toward workers who can deploy AI and understand the business.

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A post describes AI reshaping India's six-million-strong IT workforce, with entry-level hiring slowing at global capability centers. It says demand is shifting toward workers who can deploy the technology and understand the business.

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Bloomberg@businessAI is reshaping India’s six-million-strong IT workforce, slowing entry-level hiring at global capability centers and shifting demand toward workers who can deploy the technology and understand the business. For more discussions on the tech at this year's Bloomberg #NewEconomyForum:33m
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    Bloomberg@businessAI is reshaping India’s six-million-strong IT workforce, slowing entry-level hiring at global capability centers and shifting demand toward workers who can deploy the technology and understand the business. For more discussions on the tech at this year's Bloomberg #NewEconomyForum:33m
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