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The IT labor market of India undergoes a decisive change, and not in the right direction. Wisdom Hatch’s founder and finfluency, Akshat Shrivastava, turned it out on X: “You must be too stupid not to see: IT work is dying for good. They don’t come back this time.”
His comments reflect an increasing concern that traditional employment and growth engines are struck, leaving the country’s youth in advance.
Shrivastava questioned the future of India’s growth model, warning that the country can no longer count on its past game book. “Let’s be real: we cannot manufacture, the services sector is undergoing a major pivot. Most of the good jobs die in India,” he wrote.
He urged young Indians to think critically about what comes next. “If you are a young person in India, ask yourself: where will our country generate growth?” He asked. “Be true to yourself. In fact, check everything. It’s your life at stake. “
With hindsight, he explained why the computer sector of India had been a strong engine of prosperity. “IT jobs have successfully succeeded in India because: our educated and English workforce could help whites save money,” he said. “Instead of paying $ 1,000 to a white person, the Indians were paid $ 500. And we were happy to take this money. Because it was always an “excellent” work. This has raised our standard of living. “
But with this fading era, Shrivastava sees few points while waiting for the structural reform. “Waiting for the government to give you a solution is useless. It will take decades for change to come. And, at that time: you could be too old. “
Instead, he underlined the small -scale entrepreneurship as the most realistic path. “So where is the opportunity for you now? It is your ability to build and develop small businesses,” he wrote, citing examples like Airbnb, video publishing, teaching, cooking and content creation.
“Most of these things start like a hobby. And, play in something great over time,” he added.
“Learn everything you can: commercial structuring, networking, customer management, investment, marketing, etc. You have to make your career. ”
