From Kibbutz Rosh Hankara to the High-Tech Sector: Harari and Giron Express Optimism for Israel’s Future

Infinity Labs: A Future of Trust and Optimism

Harari, originally from Kibbutz Rosh Hankara, expresses optimism after moving to Eilat following the recent war. He notes a global trend towards growth in the high-tech market and believes that the worst of the crisis is behind us. While Israel may be slightly delayed compared to the rest of the world, they are also experiencing the impact of the recovery.

Giron reflects on layoffs in major high-tech companies like Google, Meta, and Amazon and explains that the industry is focusing on becoming more efficient and emphasizing technological investments. He emphasizes the importance of adapting to changing market dynamics and addressing issues like expensive interest rates that impact venture capital investments.

Harari highlights that despite challenges, many Israeli companies are continuing to thrive, especially in industries like military and cybersecurity. He believes that maintaining a skilled workforce is crucial for sustaining growth in the high-tech sector and that the industry must adapt to new challenges.

Infinity Labs, founded in 2014, aims to train the next generation of high-tech professionals by offering innovative training programs. They focus on preparing graduates for employment in leading technology companies and have successfully integrated thousands of graduates into various high-tech roles.

Giron acknowledges the challenges faced by small startups in Israel but emphasizes their need for more support in recruiting, funding, and building partnerships. He believes nurturing human capital is essential for long-term success and is optimistic about future opportunities for high-tech innovation in Israel.

Giron suggests investing in training programs that support talented individuals to overcome shortages of skilled workers in the high-tech sector while adapting to changing work landscapes such as an increase in reserves or a potential hybrid work model.

In conclusion, Giron and Harari express confidence in Israel’s ability to continue growing and innovating within its high-tech industry with proper strategies and investments aimed at supporting its employees’ development while addressing market challenges head-on.

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