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How AI is reshaping careers and hiring

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By Sarbojit Mallick
| The Hans India Verified
A quiet but significant shift is underway in hiring practices across India. Employers are not necessarily expecting candidates to become artificial intelligence specialists, but they are looking for a practical ability to use AI tools effectively. In many roles, AI skills are emerging as an added advantage—often the factor that differentiates two otherwise similar candidates.
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Early Careers Are Back, But Differently: Fresher Hiring Rebounds With Skills First and AI Aware

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By Sarbojit Mallick
| The Hans India Verified
For two years, campus conversations were defined by hiring freezes, delayed onboarding, and restless uncertainty. That phase is easing. Early career hiring is returning, but not as a simple repeat of the past. Employers are expanding trainee intakes and graduate programs again, but the rules of the game have shifted. Degrees still open doors, however it is demonstrable skill, job readiness, and fluency with AI that now decide who walks through.
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The future of work: How AI evolution, rapid skill shifts, and emerging regulations will redefine HR in 2026

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By Sarbojit Mallick
| ET Edge Insights Verified
In 2026, HR strategies focus will shift towards skill depth, quantifiable results, and following compliance goals. AI adoption, new technology needs, and updated regulations are adding layers of complexity to workforce planning. Aligning talent planning with digital capabilities Nearly half of Indian companies have already integrated AI into their operations. In banking and financial services, that number has gone as high as 68 percent, while technology companies stand at 60 to 65 percent.
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