Country There is good news for young people seeking employment. There will be extraordinary jobs in the IT sector. Due to the rapid growth of technology, hiring in the information technology (IT) sector is expected to increase by 10 to 12 percent in the next six months. Technological advances are reshaping industries and economies around the world. This information was provided in a report released Wednesday. Emerging technologies such as generative AI, deep tech and quantum computing will create more than 1 million jobs by 2030, according to a report by business services provider Quess Corp. This will bring a golden opportunity for Indian youth. There will be thousands of new appointments in India.
These jobs are the most in demand
According to the report, demand for talent in Global Competence Centers (GCC) and Cyber Security in the second quarter (July-September) across the country increased by 71 percent and 58 percent respectively compared to the first quarter (April). -June). Kapil Joshi, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Quess IT Staffing, said India is at the forefront of this digital revolution with its growing technological talent and innovative spirit. Therefore, there will be a 10 to 12 percent increase in hiring in the IT sector in the next six months. According to the ‘IT Staffing Quarterly Digital Skills’ report for the second quarter of fiscal year 2024-25, 79 per cent of the total demand emerged from the top five skills, including development, ERP, testing, networking and data science. This means that young people who master this skill will easily get a job.
Demand for IT professionals increased rapidly
There is a sharp increase in the number of specialized roles and skills related to Java (30 percent), cybersecurity (20 percent) and DevOps (25 percent) between the first and second quarter of the current financial year due to the acceleration of the economy. and improve the global environment. There was an increase. Meanwhile, the report also found that the demand for technology talent at various IT services companies increased by 37 percent in the second quarter of fiscal year 2024-25. This was followed by high-tech (11 per cent in high-tech), consulting (11 per cent), manufacturing (nine per cent) and BFSI (eight per cent) companies. Additionally, the report also highlighted the increasing demand for talent in cities due to the expansion of global capacity centers in India.
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