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TweetChat : Automation Is Actually Creating New IT Jobs With Mr. Atul Jadhav

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Recently, we conducted a poll on Twitter to know if automation is taking away jobs in IT industry or not? 43% of respondents said automation is taking away jobs whereas 35% said otherwise. 22% were not sure about the outcome of automation. Contrary to the popular belief, automation is likely to create more jobs than it will take away. There is no denying to the fact that automation will take away jobs which comprise repetitive/mundane tasks, but at the same time, it will create jobs which will require higher expertise, especially in the IT industry.

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TweetChat on The Future of Recruitment With Mr. Tarun Sharma

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Automation is all set to change Recruitment forever. Many companies have already started adopting automation. They believe it has the potential to speed up the hiring process and make recruiters more productive. In circumstances where robots are likely to automate 50% of the global workforce by 2045. What exactly does the future hold for recruiters?

In a recently conducted #TTRT TweetChat, Mr. Tarun Sharma CEO, BMC Software shared his views on the Future of Recruitment in an Automated World.

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My Experience at TASCON’17

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When I got to know TASCON’17 is happening in Bengaluru, I made sure to book my flight and a seat in the event. This was the first ever TASCON event there with a great line up of speakers and an opportunity to network with folks from Bengaluru and learn a lot of new things. My expectations were raised when I saw the turn up on the day of the event and I must say TASCON’17 lived up to it.

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