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Indian corporations are showcasing an increased consciousness about diversity and inclusivity as Foundit (formerly Monster), one of the leading talent platforms in India, reports a 26% annual rise in diversity hiring.

A groundbreaking outdoor laboratory in Madurai, equivalent to half a football field, is dedicated to drone training, underlining the company s dedication to fostering future talent. This facility, set to launch in September will serve as a hub for college students seeking handson drone experience, laying the foundation for innovation and skill development.

With the vision to transform India’s talent story, the platform offers courses in emerging technologies, accredited by nasscom and approved by the Government of India, in Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Big Data Analytics, Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing, Digital Marketing, and so on.

The company s commitment to enhancing its talent pool and expanding its Indian operations is in alignment with Expleo s overarching global growth strategy. With this strategic recruitment drive, the company said that it is poised to elevate its capabilities and propel industries forward into the digital age.

According to EY s Future of Pay Report 2023, several significant talent trends are being observed in India, including the expansion of the talent pool, a scarcity of skilled talent, intensified competition for top talent, emphasis on upskilling and reskilling, key sectors driving job growth, and concerns about retention and attrition rates.

While the skill development & entrepreneurship directorate and the NABARD s regional office in Itanagar sponsored the establishment of the training centre and the training programme for the first batch, the participants of the second batch paid to be trained, the directorate informed in a release.