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Varun Jain

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Management Consultant with strong interest in Private Equity, World Politics, Education, Healthcare, Consumer Goods. Wharton Undergrad, Kellogg MBA.
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Taggd unveils post-acquisition roadmap, bets big on agentic AI

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By Varun Jain
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Following EMA Partners India’s all-cash acquisition of Taggd for Rs 113 crores, attention across the industry has now shifted from the deal’s financial mechanics to what it means for recruitment’s future. The transaction creates one of India's largest integrated talent recruitment powerhouses, bringing together leadership search, professional hiring, and enterprise-scale Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) under a single umbrella.
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AI-Ready, Human-Led: Creating continuous learners in Indian enterprises

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By Varun Jain
| People Matters Verified
The hum of the modern Indian workplace is changing. It is no longer just the sound of clattering keyboards, overlapping conversations in open-plan offices, or the steady chime of virtual meeting invites. Instead, it is the quiet, tectonic shift of an entirely new relationship forming at the desk, the partnership between human intuition and machine intelligence.
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Beating the Clock: Ericsson’s high-stakes approach to AI upskilling

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By Varun Jain
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For decades, the global technology narrative followed a predictable, comfortable script: India was the world’s back office, a reliable exporter of elite engineering minds who built other nations’ futures. But walk into Ericsson’s R&D hubs today, and you will see that script being torn to pieces. With a formidable workforce of over 20,000 employees, India has quietly risen to become Ericsson’s largest operational powerhouse on the planet.
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