Shaping young HR leaders
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My role in HR gives me a unique vantage point on how quickly our world is changing. I see it in the rising expectations for traditional PR roles, where “digital fluency” now means navigating AI tools, not just social media.
Cybersecurity has moved far beyond the server room. Today, it sits at the center of business resilience, customer trust, and operational continuity.
As students, we are taught subjects like mathematics, economics, and business studies. We learn about demand and supply, calculate profit and loss, and understand how markets function in theory. But how much of this actually prepares us to deal with money in everyday life?
The question today is no longer whether a gender pay gap exists. It does. The more relevant and constructive question is: Is India closing it?
When organisations invest in the workplace, discussions usually centre on technology, operations, or real estate. Yet one of the most powerful drivers of performance-workplace ergonomics-continues to be viewed through a narrow, often reactive lens.
For companies managing offices and teams across multiple borders, these disruptions can quickly escalate into critical business challenges, affecting everything from supply chains to workforce stability.
In any long-term client relationship, the real differentiator is not just what we deliver, but how we deliver it. Governance is the framework that gives structure to this “how.” It transforms operational discipline into client confidence, and turns project delivery into a trusted partnership.
Hiring has always been a tricky and crucial part of business. For many years, the main goal was straightforward: to find a candidate whose skills and experience fit a specific set of requirements perfectly.
As businesses navigate an uncertain and rapidly evolving landscape, one truth remains constant—an organization is only as strong as its workforce.
Transitioning to corporate life is always an exhilarating journey that demands a combination of skills, resilience and adaptability.
In an ideal world, we wouldn’t need to know, or even think about, how to deal with a difficult boss. We’d all have fantastic managers- ones who help us succeed, make us feel valued, and are just all-around great people. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case.
Behind every vibrant economy are its dedicated workers — the real builders of success. However, for India’s labour force to realize its enormous potential, there is a need to bridge important gaps in terms of welfare and inclusiveness.
