Which skills will be in the highest demand in 2025?
Prabhu Ram, head of the industry Research Group, told News agency, prompt engineering, data analysis and computer vision are some of the key AI skills. These will be in great demand in 2025 and beyond. These people are rapidly expanding their scope in industries like robots manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality and agriculture.
According to Forbes, AI engineers will be in the highest demand in the IT sector in 2025. Their need has increased significantly this year compared to last year. In the US, 60% of IT managers are hiring AI engineers, while last year this number was only 35%. Along with AI, full stack engineers are also in great demand. These engineers help in building AI systems.
The importance of AI is not limited to AI engineers, but it has become necessary for all software engineers. Now managers will prefer engineers who have a good understanding of AI, who can use AI tools and who can integrate AI into products. Apart from this, just coding is not enough. Companies are also looking for people who can train AI models, know machine learning and understand the results of AI.
Will there be a revolution in the IT gig economy?
According to the report of FirstMeridian business Services, the IT gig economy is growing rapidly in India. By 2030, 2.4 crore people are expected to get jobs in it. Gig economy means that people work on short term projects or contacts instead of full time jobs. It is also special that the demand for IT gig workers is equal in both big cities (Tier I) and small cities (Tier II). This will also provide good opportunities to the youth living in small cities.
Companies are liking gig workers because they get people with special skills for short term. This helps them to work flexibly. Apart from IT, the demand for IT professionals is also increasing in sectors like BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, Insurance) and Telecom. Currently, there is a shortage of skilled people in areas like AI and Cyber Security. There is a possibility of economic recession worldwide, but India's IT sector is expected to remain unaffected by it. Companies are increasing their wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital infrastructure and also increasing their budget for upskilling by 15-20%.
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