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✴️ In 2026, professional success will not be defined by what you studied years ago. It will be defined by how often you update what you know. ✴️ 🟢 1. Skills Are Expiring Faster. 📌 Technology, regulations, and business models are changing rapidly.

Nothing but Irrelevancy is the new retirement! In today's fast-paced world, staying relevant isn't just an option; it's a must. Industries and careers are evolving rapidly, and being adaptable is now the key to success. As we navigate through cons

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The Fast Track to Learning New Tech Skills With technology changing so quickly, it can be tough to keep your skills relevant. Successful developers focus on hands on learning, community discussion, and real projects, not just reading docs. Share you

Startup Nuggets #1 : Adaptability.

AI has grown rapidly through advancements in machine learning, increased computational power, and vast data availability. These factors enable AI systems to learn complex patterns, improve decision-making, and automate tasks across industries, from h

TCS has reduced its workforce by 11,151 roles in Q3 FY26 as part of a strategic pivot toward artificial intelligence and automation. This change is not only about workforce optimization but also about preparing for the future of technology delivery.

Infosys plans to hire 20,000 fresh graduates in FY27, marking a major shift in India's IT hiring landscape. The company is preparing for an AI-first future where data, automation, and adaptability are core skills. This move reflects renewed confiden