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if this drags on, some employees might feel disconnected. #indiainc
India Inc Embraces WFH, Slashes Non-Essential Travel After PM Modi’s Call
Corporate India shifts to hybrid work and trims travel as PM Modi urges WFH, with firms prioritizing virtual meetings and cost-saving measures.
Corporate India is signaling a measured embrace of Prime Minister Modi's call to work from home and curb non-essential travel. Companies including KPMG, Deloitte, and Tata Motors have begun…Corporate India is signaling a measured embrace of Prime Minister Modi's call to work from home and curb non-essential travel. Companies including KPMG, Deloitte, and Tata Motors have begun reviewing policies and many have already shifted to hybrid models, leaning on virtual meetings to keep ... Read full article.
Virtual meetings can work, butnothing beats in-person collaboration. #indiainc
India Inc Embraces WFH, Slashes Non-Essential Travel After PM Modi’s Call
Corporate India shifts to hybrid work and trims travel as PM Modi urges WFH, with firms prioritizing virtual meetings and cost-saving measures.
Corporate India is signaling a measured embrace of Prime Minister Modi's call to work from home and curb non-essential travel. Companies including KPMG, Deloitte, and Tata Motors have begun…Corporate India is signaling a measured embrace of Prime Minister Modi's call to work from home and curb non-essential travel. Companies including KPMG, Deloitte, and Tata Motors have begun reviewing policies and many have already shifted to hybrid models, leaning on virtual meetings to keep ... Read full article.
not surprising given the global uncertainties, hope it boosts efficiency. #indiainc
India Inc Embraces WFH, Slashes Non-Essential Travel After PM Modi’s Call
Corporate India shifts to hybrid work and trims travel as PM Modi urges WFH, with firms prioritizing virtual meetings and cost-saving measures.
Corporate India is signaling a measured embrace of Prime Minister Modi's call to work from home and curb non-essential travel. Companies including KPMG, Deloitte, and Tata Motors have begun…Corporate India is signaling a measured embrace of Prime Minister Modi's call to work from home and curb non-essential travel. Companies including KPMG, Deloitte, and Tata Motors have begun reviewing policies and many have already shifted to hybrid models, leaning on virtual meetings to keep ... Read full article.