the professional social network linkedin has announced that it has crossed 100 million members in india the largest share of members in india are from software and it followed by manufacturing corporate services consulting accounting and hr finance and education industriesit is heartening and gratifying to see our 100 million member community in india using the platform extensively for more than jobs now they are overindexing on networking messaging and learning more than any other region globally it helps them find the right opportunities connect with peers and mentors and acquire new skills to advance their careers said the companyalong with this linkedin has also launched 10 most indemand skills required by companies and the workplace learning report to reveal the priorities of ld leaders in indiacompanies in india are adopting a skillsfirst approach to hiring with more than 50 of indias recruiters on linkedin explicitly using skills data to fill their roles which is higher than the global average of 45 added the companyaccording to linkedins workplace learning report upskilling employees is the top priority for indias ld leaders and providing learning opportunities is their top solution for improving retentionthis years list of linkedins top 10 most indemand skills in india features a blend of business and marketing skills to help professionals gain these skills the professional networking platform has also unlocked 10 corresponding learning courses from feb 5 to mar 15 2023 available for free for all india members on the platformmost indemand skills 2023free linkedin learning coursesmanagementsoftware developmentsqlcommunicationjavaleadershipengineeringanalytical skillspython programming languagesaleshow managers drive extraordinary team performanceprogramming foundations fundamentalssql essential trainingcommunication foundationshandson introduction javaleading global organizationsgetting started with technology think like an engineercritical thinking and problem solvingpython essential trainingcold calling the first seven seconds