Indian software services are reducing mid-tier roles, focusing instead on hiring and training entry-level employees in AI technologies.

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India’s top IT firms are shifting hiring strategies by reducing mid-tier roles while expanding entry-level recruitment focused on AI, cloud, and cybersecurity skills. TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCLTech, ...

India’s top IT companies are reshaping hiring by reducing mid-level positions while expanding entry-level recruitment focused on AI capabilities. Cost pressures, automation gains, and global ...

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Infosys signals a hiring and reskilling-led approach as AI adoption accelerates, even as peers restructure their workforce.