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Tech complexities make reskilling of employees costlier at IT companies

Declining profit margins seen as an issue in deciding to spend time and money; however, it is becoming a priority area

IT firms, information technology
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Companies are looking to retrain employees across roles, from freshers to mid-management and even senior levels

Romita MajumderNeha Alawadhi Mumbai/New Delhi
Reskilling of employees is formally a key agenda item for the information technology (IT) and business process management services sector. Both the industry body, Nasscom, and individual companies offer multiple alternatives and platforms for this.

However, this is also expected to become a costlier affair for individual companies. The rising complexities of newer technologies would require them to invest more time and resource, sector leaders say.

Employee training or reskilling, and increasing the revenue from digital offerings, have been two focus areas of almost every IT services company, through this financial year. A reason is the need for service providers

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