AI Salaries Up 23%, Hardware Down 7%
AI salaries in India jump 23% in two years; hardware and e-commerce pay fall 7%. Entry-level AI roles pay double mainstream IT.
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AI salaries in India jump 23% in two years; hardware and e-commerce pay fall 7%. Entry-level AI roles pay double mainstream IT.
Read the Teksands take →foundit data shows AI salaries up 12% YoY, while IT services pay declines. Entry-level AI pay is triple IT services.
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foundit report shows AI pay up 23% since 2024, while IT services decline 1%. Bengaluru leads with senior AI salaries up to Rs 91 LPA.
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Foundit report shows AI pay up 23% since 2024, while IT services salaries dip 1%. Bengaluru leads, Hyderabad rises.
Read the Teksands take →Active IT services openings reach 57,000 in September, highest since Feb 2025. Tech sector now 51% of India's talent demand.
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BFSI GCC leasing up 70% YoY, IT/ITES down 28% – a major shift in India's GCC landscape.
Read the Teksands take →Zuckerberg and Musk warn of skilled worker shortage and power shortfall for AI data centres. Hiring leaders must prepare for niche talent war.
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US private payrolls rose only 38,000 in August, missing expectations. Professional services lost jobs, signaling caution for Indian IT and GCC hiring.
Read the Teksands take →Coforge's AI Launchpad helps enterprises own AI infrastructure, addressing talent shortages and governance. Signals growing demand for LLMOps and AI governance skills.
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HCA Healthcare lays off over 200 IT roles in Nashville while expanding IT hiring in Hyderabad, India, signaling continued offshoring.
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IT services hiring hits 57,000 roles, highest in 18 months. AI skills surge 138% while overall dev postings stay flat.
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Uber to cut ~3,400 jobs globally, with India affected. Remote work limited to 1%, signaling a shift toward office-centric culture.
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