“The plumber will outperform the product managers”: IIM warns that the matter is no longer related to the degrees anymore

If a plop discloses a product manager within five years, do not shock-Iim Alumums only showed the reason that this future is closer than we think.

In the LinkedIn post, Looksh Ahuja dismantled the legends of the status surrounding the workforce with white collars in India, arguing that the creators and skilled traders-are preparing the traditional knowledge of both income and influence.

“If a 23 -year -old graduate of IIM achieves 41 rupees, we will call them a genius. But if one of the creators does this, then we call them“ peak ”, and he wrote a violent reaction against one of the young influencers who builds an empire worth 41 rupees without a degree or lineage.

For ahuja, the interpretation is simple: demand and supply. He said: “There are more than 2 IIM graduates in India. But less than 10,000 creators have 1 million followers.” Among these, it may be 100 first-class-their scarcity nourishes high profits. “If you are in this club, you will not earn” somewhat. “You will earn an inconsistent, just like CXOS or startup founders.”

Remember the vision of 6 dollars of $ 6 for 30 seconds and the downs four in one week-24 dollars for one president. “The content is not a ladder climbing. It is a missile … if it goes off.”

But the visionary AHUJA cut deeper than the economy of the Creator. He warned that artificial intelligence leads to an increase in the supply of knowledge workers – historians, analysts, and even programmers – they are considered “safe” one day.

“And when the system supply is overwhelmed, the value decreases,” he wrote.

For this reason it is believed that the transformation of the next pricing power can prefer those who do artificial intelligence still cannot repeat it. “Splons. Carpers. Electricity. They are not amazing but they do what the impoverished organization (at least so far). In a few years, they may have a pricing power more than product managers.”

His conclusion was clear and not shaken: “It is not about what you studied. It is about whether the market still needs it.”