- Published on January 7, 2025
- In AI Hirings
Hiring Trends in 2025
Organisations with more GenAI-skilled employees see four times the usual rate of leadership promotions and five times the usual rate of overall promotions.
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- By Vidyashree Srinivas
As we enter 2025, career aspirations are part of common new-year goals. Whether one is looking for a job switch or preparing for their own venture, understanding the latest hiring trends is essential to stay competitive for both sought-after talent and recruiters seeking the best fit.
A recent report from Naukri.com identified industries fueling job market expansion in December 2024. As per the report, AI and machine learning (ML) topped the charts with a 36% growth, followed by oil and gas with over 13% growth, FMCG with over 12% growth, and healthcare with over 12% growth.
Pawan Goyal, chief business officer at Naukri, said, “India’s job market is entering 2025 with vigour, driven by AI/ML growth and creative sectors. The surge in fresher hiring and evolving C-suite roles sig
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Vidyashree Srinivas
Vidyashree is enthusiastic about investigative journalism. Now trying to explore how AI solves for all.
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