AI is not just making some jobs in the Indian IT sector obsolete, it is also forcing firms to adapt their business models as the demand for their traditional services faces disruption. In FY27, hiring is expected to remain subdued, while attrition is increasingly being backfilled selectively rather than one-for-one.
AI is not just making some jobs in the Indian IT sector obsolete, it is also forcing firms to adapt their business models as the demand for their traditional services faces disruption. In FY27, hiring is expected to remain subdued, while attrition is increasingly being backfilled selectively rather than one-for-one.
<iframe src="https://hindustansphere.com/embed/cluster/13d6da0a2280a73c6722654a080a02760e37164d" width="100%" height="320" style="border:0;max-width:680px" loading="lazy" title="Indian IT sector layoffs: Which jobs are facing pressure & which skills are in demand?"></iframe>
AI is not just making some jobs in the Indian IT sector obsolete, it is also forcing firms to adapt their business models as the demand for their traditional services faces disruption. In FY27, hiring is expected to remain subdued, while attrition is increasingly being backfilled selectively rather than one-for-one.
