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Indian Techie Impressed By Sweden's Work-Life Balance: "Most Employees Leave By 4 pm..."
Ashutosh Samal highlightedthat work-life balance is genuinely valued in Europe, not just a buzzword.
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"I Feel Drained, Disconnected": Indian Employee On Facing Workplace Taunts After Europe Trip
An employee has sparked a discussion online about Indian work culture after claiming that she faced passive-aggressive behaviour from her colleagues after returning from her Europe trip.
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Reddit User Says Indian Mindset Is Destroying European Work Policies, Sparks Debate
An employee working in India with a European company has claimed that his "friendly" workplace is being destroyed because of "Indian work culture".
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How Leaders Can Create Positive Work Culture
Here's how leaders can actively create and sustain a healthier, more positive workplace culture for their teams.
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"Hindi Fluency, Smoke/Drink Culture": Reddit User Outlines "Unspoken, Toxic" Rules At Indian Corporates
A Reddit user shared his account of toxic workplace culture at corporate and startup companies in India.
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Bengaluru Techie, Fired From Job In 3 Months, Calls Out "Toxic" Boss And Work Culture
A tech professional from Bengaluru, who was terminated from his position at the India office of an American workforce management company, has levelled accusations against his former manager.
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Over 63% Employees In India Crave Recognition At Workplace, Report Shows
Recognition from senior leaders and openness at work are the most important factors in fostering a positive workplace culture, with 63 per cent of employees emphasizing the value of acknowledgement from leadership, a report said on Thursday.
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Why Every Indian Office Needs A Tea And Coffee Vending Machine - Explained!
It's not just about the drinks; it's about creating a workplace where productivity meets a sprinkle of caffeinated magic and a whole lot of good vibes!
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Hints At More Layoffs At The Tech Giant
Mr Pichai said that the company is "literally looking at every aspect of what we do" in an effort to re-engineer its cost base permanently in response to the question about how the company expected to enhance efficiency by 20 per cent.
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Tata Steel Features Among India's Best Workplaces In Manufacturing 2020
"Today, employers not just in India but globally must continuously work towards raising and meeting the standards of work environment to attract, engage and retain the best talent to remain competitive. This recognition will further reinforce our commitment to create a work culture that is inclusive and nurtures talent to accomplish and deliver to ...
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'Workplace Cake Culture' May Fuel Obesity Risk: Experts
Sharing sweet treats at workplace may be contributing to several health problems such as obesity and poor oral hygiene, experts in the UK have warned.
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Majority of Women, Men Prefer Younger Bosses: Survey
About 52 per cent women and 75 per cent men prefer to work under "younger bosses" who are perceived as less prejudiced, tech-savvy and open to diverse viewpoints, a new survey of workplaces in India released here on Wednesday said.
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Indian Techie Impressed By Sweden's Work-Life Balance: "Most Employees Leave By 4 pm..."
Ashutosh Samal highlightedthat work-life balance is genuinely valued in Europe, not just a buzzword.
-
"I Feel Drained, Disconnected": Indian Employee On Facing Workplace Taunts After Europe Trip
An employee has sparked a discussion online about Indian work culture after claiming that she faced passive-aggressive behaviour from her colleagues after returning from her Europe trip.
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Reddit User Says Indian Mindset Is Destroying European Work Policies, Sparks Debate
An employee working in India with a European company has claimed that his "friendly" workplace is being destroyed because of "Indian work culture".
-
How Leaders Can Create Positive Work Culture
Here's how leaders can actively create and sustain a healthier, more positive workplace culture for their teams.
-
"Hindi Fluency, Smoke/Drink Culture": Reddit User Outlines "Unspoken, Toxic" Rules At Indian Corporates
A Reddit user shared his account of toxic workplace culture at corporate and startup companies in India.
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Bengaluru Techie, Fired From Job In 3 Months, Calls Out "Toxic" Boss And Work Culture
A tech professional from Bengaluru, who was terminated from his position at the India office of an American workforce management company, has levelled accusations against his former manager.
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Over 63% Employees In India Crave Recognition At Workplace, Report Shows
Recognition from senior leaders and openness at work are the most important factors in fostering a positive workplace culture, with 63 per cent of employees emphasizing the value of acknowledgement from leadership, a report said on Thursday.
-
Why Every Indian Office Needs A Tea And Coffee Vending Machine - Explained!
It's not just about the drinks; it's about creating a workplace where productivity meets a sprinkle of caffeinated magic and a whole lot of good vibes!
-
Google CEO Sundar Pichai Hints At More Layoffs At The Tech Giant
Mr Pichai said that the company is "literally looking at every aspect of what we do" in an effort to re-engineer its cost base permanently in response to the question about how the company expected to enhance efficiency by 20 per cent.
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Tata Steel Features Among India's Best Workplaces In Manufacturing 2020
"Today, employers not just in India but globally must continuously work towards raising and meeting the standards of work environment to attract, engage and retain the best talent to remain competitive. This recognition will further reinforce our commitment to create a work culture that is inclusive and nurtures talent to accomplish and deliver to ...
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'Workplace Cake Culture' May Fuel Obesity Risk: Experts
Sharing sweet treats at workplace may be contributing to several health problems such as obesity and poor oral hygiene, experts in the UK have warned.
-
Majority of Women, Men Prefer Younger Bosses: Survey
About 52 per cent women and 75 per cent men prefer to work under "younger bosses" who are perceived as less prejudiced, tech-savvy and open to diverse viewpoints, a new survey of workplaces in India released here on Wednesday said.
