Investment strategist predicts decline in white-collar jobs in India due to automation, advocates for entrepreneurship as alternative.

Investment strategist Saurabh Mukherjea has issued a cautionary note on the future of white-collar employment in India, attributing the potential decline to the rise of automation and artificial intelligence (AI). Mukherjea highlights that conventional salaried positions are increasingly becoming untenable, particularly within industries such as information technology (IT) and finance. He emphasizes the need for a shift towards entrepreneurship as a feasible option for the educated workforce, leveraging the robust digital infrastructure present in India. Mukherjea’s insights shed light on the evolving job market landscape in the country, urging individuals to explore alternative avenues for sustainable career growth in the face of advancing technological disruptions.

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