A report says, 83% professionals in India intend to upskill in 2023, against the global average of 74%. 71% Indian professionals are confident of retaining their jobs versus 59% professionals globally. Career growth within the same organisation and personal interest cited as top reasons to upskill.

As technology advances, it is becoming increasingly automated, which means that machines are taking over many tasks that were previously performed by humans. Skills and competencies will drive the future rather than degrees, and old jobs have begun to vanish due to disruptive innovation and technology.

There are many factory jobs that have been replaced by robots, and many administrative tasks can now be done by software programs. This technological disruption can be particularly challenging for workers who may have spent their entire careers in a particular field or industry that is now becoming obsolete. It can also be difficult for workers who lack the skills or education necessary to transition into new roles.

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