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Smells like team spirit: Genpact project helps staff to teach other

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A recent study has found that nine of 10 technology sector employees feel there is a huge gap between academic knowledge and on-ground skill requirements

Neha Alawadhi New Delhi
Global professional services firm Genpact is working on an internal project called Genome to reskill its employees, which works on the principle that an employee skilled in a subject, irrespective of seniority, can help others learn their skill set.

Launched in November, the programme aims to reskill all the 87,000 employees at Genpact. “We want to have an adaptive workforce, which is more important than a competent workforce,” said Gianni Giacomeli, chief innovation leader at Genpact. Based on operating models derived from Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Centre for Collective Intelligence work, the programme is customising the reskilling paths for each of

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