Artificial intelligence is reshaping the global workforce at an unprecedented pace, altering the nature of careers and the skills required to succeed. Experts increasingly predict that the jobs of the future will be markedly different from those of today. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has offered a bold vision, suggesting that space exploration could become a…
In 2012, Microsoft’s senior executive Brad Smith told the world that computer science graduates could expect six-figure salaries, generous hiring bonuses, and stock grants straight out of college, according to The New York Times. The pitch, echoed by billionaires, tech executives, and US presidents, was simple: Learn to code, and a secure, lucrative career awaited….
The institute’s 14th convocation ceremony took the internet by storm, as it had all the ingredients of fun that made it an occasion to remember The graduating class of 2025 at IIT Ropar’s 14th convocation were in for a pleasant surprise as the director Prof Rajeev Ahuja, agreed to play along with the youthful mood….
The age of AI is no longer coming, it’s here. And it’s rewriting the rules of employment across Silicon Valley. Intel’s decision to lay off 25,000 employees is just one chapter in a larger shift shaking the foundations of the US tech industry.For decades, the path into tech was clear: get a degree, learn to…
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced that it has reached the H-1B visa cap for fiscal year (FY) 2026, closing the door for new cap-subject petitions until next year. This development directly affects international students, recent graduates, and professionals planning to begin or continue work in the U.S. under the H-1B…
Global graduates are ready for work, but 58% of them still can’t find jobs A new global survey by Kickresume (an AI-powered online platform for job seekers), conducted in May 2025, reveals a surprising disconnect at the heart of today’s graduate job market. While most fresh graduates say they feel confident and ready to launch…
CJI Gavai addresses flaws in Indian judicial system; pins hope on young graduates while speaking at NALSAR University Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Saturday said the Indian legal system is “badly in need of fixing” and is facing unique challenges, including trials that often stretch on for decades.Speaking at the convocation ceremony of…
Boardrooms today are not just hiring for experience or pedigree. They are hiring for context, for systems thinking, and for a kind of intelligence that adapts faster than business models change. In this shifting terrain, business school graduates have re-emerged as valuable hires, not for the reasons they once were, but because of the strategic…
The U.S. private sector lost 33,000 jobs in June, according to the latest ADP National Employment Report. The data reflects a sudden shift in hiring patterns, with losses concentrated in professional and business services, education, and health services.For students and recent graduates preparing to enter the job market, the timing couldn’t be more challenging. Sectors…
Once, hiring young graduates was the smartest investment a company could make. They brought fresh perspectives, adaptability, and a long runway for growth—all at a manageable cost. Entry-level roles were not just about cheap labor; they were the training ground where tomorrow’s leaders were built. Today, that foundation is crumbling—not because there’s no work, but…