Why India's GCC boom is facing a talent problem — and what companies want next

Source: The Times of India· TOI Business Desk· August 15, 2026

Talent shortages are a growing strategic risk for India's global capability centres. These skill gaps are delaying product launches and limiting digital transformation programs. Rising costs and employee pressure are also contributing to the talent challenge.…

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