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Is India running out of jobs for the skilled?
Kamlesh Kamtekar, a seasoned assistant creative manager with 14 years of experience in graphic design, lost his job five months ago due to cost-cutting. Despite relentless job applications and rejections, Kamtekar faced a tough job market. Eventually, he boldly decided to switch careers and became an auto-rickshaw driver, sharing his inspiring journey in a viral social media post.
How can we ensure skilled talent finds its place? Is this the new reality for India's workforce?🤷♂️🤷♂️
sevenpepper
4w
student at
IIT Madras
All the best sir . Own business is best than to work under someone control!
primepistachio
4w
student at
Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ahmedabad
This is the sad reality of Bombay, nobody has budgets especially in entertainment and creative fields, everyone wants to pay u less while keeping big profits for themselves, there is no fair pay and u are expected to work for 18 or more hours still and if u ever raise ur voice someone else is always ready to work for lesser money. It's high time there is a minimum wage standard for every position
stylishjasmine
4w
works at
Level.of unemployment....Best Wishes to him....Instead of Bearing 43% of Indian Railway Ticket Cost, GOI should work on providing employment opportunities....
cleantonic
4w (edited)
works at
But why is Naukri compulsory?? Can't he freelance with his skill set and this great experience ??
colonalroymustang
3w
works at
I just got an apt title for Kamlesh: BRAVE HEART.
inspiringzucchini
3w
works at
From designing logos to navigating lanes Kamlesh proves that adaptability is the ultimate skill in today’s job market. Maybe its time companies learned to drive talent retention better
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