Reflecting on the gender distribution of queries, Astroyogi's data reveals a ratio of 70:30, with 70 percent of inquiries originating from men and 30 percent from women.
The ‘AmbitionBox Salary Increment Outlook 2024’ survey revealed that 44 percent of total respondents anticipate smaller pay raises for 2024 compared to the previous year, reflecting cautious sentiments due to economic uncertainties.
In light of India's position as a global hub for technology and outsourcing services, the report highlights that e-commerce is expected to have the highest salary growth in 2024, at 10.9 percent, followed by financial services with a projected growth of 10.1 percent.
Specifically, 71% believe artificial intelligence can do a better and fairer job in appraising their performance. With AI integrating into various industries, 95 percent of employees also believe that AI in the workplace can improve their quality of life.
A remarkable 76 percent of employees expressed their openness to considering a job change based on the survey results for the fiscal year 2022-2023.
Experts feel such policies are highly employee-centric and require a further evolution of the socio-economic landscape of our workforce before becoming implementable
Globally, 83 percent of employees are anticipating a salary hike over the next 12 months, either from their existing employer or by moving jobs, a survey of over 32,000 workers in 17 countries has found.
While the Life Sciences sector is expected to witness the highest increments in 2023, the IT sector will likely witness a major drop in increments as compared to 2022.
Some of the most promising emerging sectors for jobs in India in 2023 include renewable energy, e-commerce, digital services, healthcare, telecommunications, educational services, retail and logistics, and financial technology.
The fear of losing if targets aren’t met inspires innovation in the corporate world — something that doesn’t come about in a structure of ‘time bound’ promotions and wage increments
In a post-pandemic world, the old rules of employee assessment are set for a reset.