Tech sector workers most loyal to jobs, least likely to switch careers: Survey
1 year, 6 months ago

Tech sector workers most loyal to jobs, least likely to switch careers: Survey

Live Mint  

Employees from the technology sector are least likely to switch their careers in India, according to a survey by jobs platform Indeed. However, in the tech sector, some job roles exhibit varying levels of resistance to new careers. Besides the technology sector, the food industry also has witnessed more loyal people with their careers. The ‘stickiest’ jobs tend to be specialised ones where workers have made a considerable investment gaining specific skills and experience," Saumitra Chand, Career Expert, Indeed India, said.

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