ace65% of new GCC roles need AI skills: How India’s hiring game is changing
India’s GCC ecosystem is rapidly evolving with AI skills becoming essential across tech and business roles. Demand for AI expertise in job openings surged 65%, reshaping hiring norms and career paths in 2026. A recent analysis by ANSR of more than 5,000 active GCC job openings and over 20,000 roles filled during the past year focuses on the changing demand for talent. Nearly 65% of new GCC roles created in 2026 require AI skills, demand for AI and data pr
Rising demand for AI expertise in Indian GCC job openings is creating new career paths for workers who hold AI skills.
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- JournalismThe Financial Express2026-10-21
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