With the rise of artificial intelligence, companies like Genpact, Infosys, and Accenture are enrolling their top executives in AI certification programs from top universities. These initiatives aim to ensure leaders understand AI's strategic implications, uses, and regulations, fostering skill development across industries.
In the latest episode of ET Careet Talks, powered by Sapthagiri NPS University, Dr Somdutta Singh, Founder of Assiduus Global, and Kunal Saxena, Director of Marketing at Sapthagiri NPS University were joined by moderator Vasanthi Hariprakash. Together, the experts delved into the evolving landscape of management education, the relevance of MBAs, and the significance of value systems in a society obsessed with validation. Here are the key takeaways from the panel, ‘MBA: Myth vs. Reality - Is it Still the Right Choice?’
A BA Honours (English) degree provides diverse career options beyond teaching, including roles in writing, editing, journalism, and media communication. Graduates can also pursue translation work or prepare for civil services exams. The degree fosters critical thinking and analytical skills, enhancing prospects in various fields.
Professionals need to take proactive steps in response to technological changes in the workplace. Jaideep Kewalramani advised on driving digital projects, cross-functional collaboration, personal branding, ESG advocacy, and lifelong learning. These actions align personal and organizational goals, enhancing both career advancement and company success.
Proximity bias, favoring in-office employees due to their physical presence, has gained prevalence in remote and hybrid work settings. This bias results in decreased job satisfaction and missed career opportunities for remote workers. Addressing this requires transparent communication, inclusive practices, and equitable policies to ensure a diverse and inclusive work environment.
With the rise of artificial intelligence, companies like Genpact, Infosys, and Accenture are enrolling their top executives in AI certification programs from top universities. These initiatives aim to ensure leaders understand AI's strategic implications, uses, and regulations, fostering skill development across industries.
In FY24, the proportion of CEOs and managing directors at Nifty 50 companies earning over Rs 50 crore doubled from FY19, reaching 22%. This increase is notable among non-promoter CEOs, whose median pay surged by 19.6% to Rs 22.6 crore, compared to a 6.9% rise for promoter CEOs. Median CEO compensation has grown from Rs 13.1 crore in FY19 to Rs 22.6 crore in FY24.
Specializing in AI and machine learning involves developing algorithms and models for automation, predictive analytics, and more. This field is at the forefront of technological innovation, offering significant opportunities in various industries.
Global capability centers (GCCs) are increasingly impacting India’s tech sector by expanding beyond major tier-1 cities into tier-2 centers and offering significantly higher pay packages. According to a TeamLease Digital report, GCCs offer 12-20% more in compensation compared to traditional IT and non-tech companies.
Lakhs of candidates took the Uttar Pradesh police constable exam at 1,174 centres across 67 districts. Following a previous cancellation due to a paper leak, the exams are now occurring over five days, with strict security in place. Officials anticipate about 9.5 lakh candidates each day.
The job opportunities spanned finance and insurance (1.47 million), operations and support (about 108,000), other service activities (75,000), manufacturing (71,000), transport and storage (59,000), IT and communication (58,000), education (43,000), wholesale and retail (25,000) and health (20,000).
After board exams, students faced CUET and NEET for admission to top institutes. CUET covers multiple subjects, leading to diverse undergraduate programs, while NEET is essential for medical course admissions, focusing solely on science subjects. Both exams are managed by the National Testing Agency.
The ICSI has released the results for the CS Professional Programme June 2024 exam. Candidates can check and download their results on the official ICSI website. The CS Executive Programme results will be out at 2 PM. Toppers for both old and new syllabi have been announced, with Ishika Soni securing the All India Rank 1 in the Professional Programme (Old Syllabus) exam. For more details, visit the ICSI website.
