India's GCC Workforce Surge: A $110 Billion Prospect
India's GCC workforce is projected to reach 3 million by 2030, offering four lakh jobs to freshers. The sector sees a 3-5% enhancement in gender diversity. With IT and AI/ML driving growth, the GCC market is on course for a $110 billion valuation by 2030, FirstMeridian reports.
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- India
The global capability centre (GCC) workforce in India is set for a rapid growth trajectory, expecting to touch the 3 million mark by 2030, according to HR investment platform FirstMeridian.
This burgeoning sector is poised to create around four lakh jobs for freshers within this decade and is predicted to enhance gender diversity by 3-5%.
Sunil Nehra, CEO of IT Staffing at FirstMeridian Business Services, announced that the value of India's GCC market is estimated to escalate to USD 110 billion by 2030, spurred by diverse talent and high digital literacy.
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