There is a phase of retrenchment going on all over the world, but there is a recruitment season in the country. The largest private bank HDFC recruited 5,863 and Bandhan Bank recruited 2,036 between September and December 2022. At the same time, ICICI Bank gave jobs to 11,200 people between March and December 22. Whereas, US bank Morgan Stanley laid off 1,600 people in December 22.

Investment banking giant Goldman Sachs laid off 3,200 employees in January 2015 alone, the most since the 2008 recession. According to the latest RBI report and banking expert Naresh Malhotra, who was associated with SBI, even though the last 2 years were difficult for Indian banks, now record growth will be seen.

On the other hand, since November 2022, about 2 lakh IT personnel have lost their jobs in America. Of these, 30-40% are Indians. Most of them are also those who had H-1B and L-1 visas. In fact, the situation is even more difficult for H-1B visa holders because if they do not get a new job in 60 days, they will be left with no option but to come back to India.

Good opportunities for them… increased demand in drone pilot, writing
The country is in great demand this year for employees with the skills to grow businesses and solve problems in healthcare in an uncertain economic environment. According to the research done by LinkedIn between January 18 and July 22, some results were found, which show that in which sector in 2023, which jobs are in high demand.

1. Healthcare; Opportunities for those with two and a half years of experience

2. Drone Pilot; Opportunities will be available in transportation and manufacturing

3. Data Analyst; Jobs in Manufacturing and Professional Services

4. Writer; Tech and media industry has the most opportunities

5. Business Development; Market research ability is essential

6. Sales Development; Minimum of 3 years experience required

7. Closing Manager; Their demand increased in sales and marketing

8. Head of Growth; Must have at least 6 years of experience

lucky cue; Unemployment rate in the country has decreased by 1.16% in 21 days this year
The new year has brought great relief for the unemployed. According to the Center for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE), the country’s unemployment rate was 8.30% on January 1, which fell to 7.14% on January 22. In cities, this rate is at 8.8%, while in villages it has come down to 6.4%.