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  • IT giants to recruit 40,000+ freshers in next 6 months.
  • Top sectors for freshers: E-commerce, Engineering, Telecommunications.

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Sectors like E-commerce and Engineering emerge as hotspots for entry-level opportunities, emphasizing the importance of upskilling in areas such as Cyber Security and Artificial Intelligence to stay competitive in the job market.

Tech companies set to hire over 40,000 freshers over next 6 months: Teamlease report

In a bid to bolster their workforce amid burgeoning demand for technological expertise, leading IT giants are gearing up to onboard more than 40,000 freshers over the next six months. This revelation stems from TeamLease EdTech's Career Outlook Report 2024, which underscores the escalating need for skilled professionals in the realm of Artificial Intelligence and High-Performance Computing.

According to an analysis by TeamLease Digital, the proliferation of AI and the ever-expanding global tech landscape are the primary drivers behind this recruitment surge. Jaideep Kewalramani, COO of TeamLease EdTech, emphasizes the importance of freshers being equipped to collaborate effectively with AI systems, as generative AI automation continues to reshape workflows, reported Mint.

Despite a slight dip in hiring intent for freshers in the IT sector compared to the previous year, the overall outlook remains optimistic, with entry-level hiring intentions showing a marginal uptick across various industries. Shantanu Rooj, Founder and CEO of TeamLease EdTech, attributes this resurgence in hiring confidence to a renewed belief in India's growth trajectory among employers.

E-commerce, Technology Startups, Engineering, Infrastructure, and Telecommunications emerge as the top sectors poised to absorb fresh talent in the coming months, with manufacturing companies and construction firms also expected to ramp up recruitment efforts. Additionally, industries such as retail, healthcare, and logistics are set to provide significant opportunities for freshers, while sectors like media, entertainment, consulting, and marketing may witness a slowdown in hiring.

The report sheds light on key job roles in demand across industries, ranging from Chemical Engineers to Digital Marketing Executives, reflecting the diverse skill sets sought by employers. Furthermore, it highlights the popularity of certifications such as Cyber Security Expert, Business Analyst, and Artificial Intelligence, underscoring the importance of upskilling to meet evolving industry demands.

As the tech landscape continues to evolve rapidly, these recruitment trends underscore the importance of continuous learning and adaptation for both job seekers and employers alike.

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