“No more jobs $ 500 for White India”: Finfluense warns that most good jobs die

The labor market in India has a decisive transformation, not in a good way. The founder of the Hikm Hikm and the founder of the Finfluense Akshat Shrivastava explicitly said: “You should be very stupid so that you don’t see: he dies jobs for good. They are not returning this time.”

His comments reflect an increasing concern that traditional drivers work and growth fade, leaving the country’s youth with difficult options in the future.

Shrivastava asked about the future of the growth model in India, warning that the country is no longer able to rely on the previous playing book. “Let’s be real: we cannot manufacture, the services sector is subject to a large axis. Most good jobs die in India,” he wrote.

The Indians urged young people to think critically about what comes after that. “If you are a young man in India, he asks: Where will our country be born from growth?” He asked. “Be honest with yourself. Check out everything. It’s your life on the line.”

If we look back, make it clear why India’s information technology sector was a strong driver of prosperity. He said: “Information technology jobs have succeeded well in India because: English -language educated workforce can help white players save money.” “Instead of paying $ 1,000 to a white person, $ 500 was paid to the Indians. We were happy to take this money. Because it was still a” great “job. He raised our standard of living.”

But with the vanishing of this era, Shrivastava sees little point pending structural reform. “If the government is expected to give you a meaningless solution. It will take decades until the change comes. By that time: you may be old.”

Instead, he indicated entrepreneurship on a small scale as the most realistic path forward. “So where is the opportunity for you now? It is your ability to build and expand small companies,” he wrote, citing examples such as Airbnb, video editing, teaching, cooking, and content creation.

“Most of these things begin as a hobby. It expands its scope to a big thing over time,” he added.

“Learn everything you can about: business structure, networks, customer management, investment, marketing, etc. You must make your career.”