Thesis

Why PeopleCap exists

A short manifesto on the gap in BFSI talent that PeopleCap was built to fill, and what we argue for in how that gap should be served.

The observation that started PeopleCap

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Why BFSI hiring fails

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Why the mid-market is underserved

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Why AI does not solve this

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What PeopleCap argues for

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What this means in practice

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