AI is reshaping hiring and job roles at India's booming offshore centres, with companies placing less emphasis on coding and more on domain and product skills, a senior Kimberly-Clark executive said.
The US-based consumer goods maker is increasingly seeking workers who can apply technology to business problems rather than write code, as automation tools begin to handle routine programming tasks, Deena Dayalan, the global head of digital operations and cloud transformation, told the Reuters summit in Bengaluru.
