Indian companies now link your work performance to how well you use AI
Big names like Deloitte, Lenovo, and Mphasis are making AI skills part of employee reviews, while Lenovo is also tying bonuses to how well employees use these tools.
Accenture is encouraging staff to set personal goals for AI integration in their work.
It's a clear sign that knowing your way around AI is quickly becoming a must-have at work.
Nearly every business leader is betting on AI
According to Microsoft's latest survey, 93% of Indian business leaders plan to roll out AI agents in the next year or so.
Many are taking AI training themselves and leading the push for an "AI-first" culture at their companies.
India's top firms are global trendsetters in automation
So-called "Frontier Firms" in India are ahead of the curve—59% have already automated major workflows with AI.
This isn't just about tech hype; it's about real productivity and efficiency gains.
Most knowledge workers already use AI daily
Over three-quarters of Indian professionals—especially in IT, finance, and manufacturing—are using some form of AI at work.
Familiarity is high among both employees (66%) and leaders (80%), making these tools part of everyday office life.
What does this mean for you?
If you're entering the job market or looking to grow your career, getting comfortable with AI could be key.
While some worry about jobs changing, leading firms see more meaningful work ahead—not less—as tasks get smarter and teams adapt together.