3. Economic Scenario – Post Pandemic
As the effect of the pandemic ameliorates
the global economy will rebound in 2022
India’s recovery rate is higher than most
other country’s economies
World Bank estimates a GDP growth of
8.3% in India for 2021-22
Service Industry is growing fast
All large organizations are accelerating
growth leveraging a Digital Transformation
agenda
Multiple industries will grow faster than the
GDP growth rate providing large
employment opportunities
Increase in Gig Workers and a flexible multi-
location virtual workforce
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4. IT Sector
Witnessing a boom as the importance of the virtual economy
increases
Many large corporations find it imperative to adopt digital
transformation to accelerate growth
The importance of IT is increasing with the need for a flexible
and virtual workforce
As the overall economy slowed down due to the pandemic
there is a need for cost cutting which can be enabled through IT
Modern IT tools are supporting higher productivity and
efficiency
AI/ML
RPA
Big Data
Block chain
Proliferation of Social Media
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5. Banking and Financial Services
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Probationary Officers
Relationship Managers
Investment Advisors
Sales Officers
Insurance Agents
Stock Brokers
Fintech
Credit Analysts
Bank Operations •Robust demand & incomes
•Increase in working population and growing
disposable income, increased consumerism and
easier access to credit.
6. HR: Talent Management
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CURRENT HR TRENDS POST PANDEMIC
• Increased focus on retention in comparison
to acquisition
• Talent analytics/workforce analytics
• Strategic move towards diversity, equity
and inclusion (DEI)
• More integrated hiring practices to
boost HR agility and adaptability
PROGRESSIVE HR CAREER OPTIONS:
• HR Consultant
• International Human Resource
Professionals
• Human Resource Executive (Chief HR
Officer, VP of Human Resources, etc.)
• Employee Education Consultant
• Executive Recruiter
7. Healthcare
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FACTS FOR CONSIDERATION:
• India’s healthcare market is expected to reach
USD372 billion by 2022.
• The Indian government aims at increasing the
healthcare spending to 2.5 per cent of the GDP by
2025.
CONVENTIONAL CAREER OPTIONS:
•Marketing Manager
•Medical And Health Services Manager
•Management Consultant
•Financial Manager
•Business Operations Manager
NON-CONVENTIONAL CAREER OPTIONS IN THE
HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT FIELD
• Health Administrator
• Assistant Health Manager/Administrator
• Clinical Research Manager
• Social Media Directors
• Nursing Home Administrators
• Clinical Manager
• Health Information Managers
8. FMCG
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TOP JOB FUNCTIONS IN THE FMCG SECTOR IN INDIA
• Retain Sales & Business Development
• Marketing & Advertisement
• Supply Chain & Logistics
• Production & Manufacturing
• Quality Control
• Technology / IT
LOCATION SPECIFIC SALARY TRENDS:
• Bangalore, as the highest paying city in the country in the
• FMCG sector with an average annual CTC paid at INR 14.6
lacs per annum,
• Mumbai-INR 14.2 lacs per annum
• Hyderabad and NCR with an average annual CTC of
INR 13.6 lacs per annum
• Chennai: INR 13.4 lacs per annum
• Pune at INR 13.2 lacs per annum
• Kolkata at INR 11.4 lacs per annum.
• The Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)
sector tops the ‘industry of future’ list
• Global powerhouses include P&G, Unilever,
Nestle, Walmart, Tesco and many others.
• Since the start of the pandemic, McKinsey has
welcomed 1500 new joiners and 1000 interns,
around a third of which are MBA graduates.
9. Private Transport(Automotive Industry)
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The automotive industry comprises a wide range of
companies and organizations involved in the design,
development, manufacturing, marketing, and selling
of motor vehicles. It is one of the world's largest industries
by revenue.
• India is expected to be the world's third-largest automotive market
in terms of volume by 2026.
• A market size of $50 bn for the financing of EVs in
2030 has been identified—about 80% of the current size
of India’s retail vehicle finance industry, worth $60 bn
today
• India's passenger vehicle industry is expected to post a
growth of 22% - 25% in FY22 •7.1% - Share in India's GDP
•35 mn -Employment generated
•40% - Share in global R&D
•4.3% -Share in India's exports
10. E-Commerce & Mobile-Commerce
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Job Titles :
•E-Business Consultant
•Customer Relation Manager
•Business Analyst
•Supply Chain Manager
•Project Manager
•Database Administrator
Top Recruiters :
•E-bay
•Flipkart
•Amazon
•Snapdeal
•Alibaba
•Myntra
•Paytm
•Yahoo
Covid boost
Accelerated by the pandemic, the Indian e-commerce
by 84% to $111 billion by 2024. Similarly, Southeast
record an annual growth rate of 22%, reaching $146
11. Scenario of Hope and
Optimism:
2022 should be a year
of significant growth in
employment
opportunities for MBA
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