In this conversation Aditi Gujral (Global Head – Talent & Culture CoE, Firstsource), Asma Sultana (HR Head, eClerx), and Richa Sharma (VP - HR, Capgemini India) share their perspective on how AI is changing the way we work and why working along with AI is the future of work.
They discussed how technological disruption is reshaping the organizations and reimagining the nature of work. The work landscape is shifting toward skills intelligence - where organizations move beyond a static job description to a clear and dynamic view of people capabilities. With this change comes a natural fear of becoming irrelevant. The key is to learn and adapt with this shift.
This conversation also explores that the future of work demands collaboration of AI and HI. Leveraging AI as an enabler rather than fearing it. Upskilling and reskilling are central to this transformation. Organizations and employee that continuously invest in learning can build an ecosystem where employees thrive, adapt and create opportunities to implement their skills in real time.
Employees today must take ownership of their careers. Building a future ready workforce demands a meaningful mindset shift and not just technological shift.
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