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Infosys Making Office Work Mandatory | Is Work from Home A Thing Of The Past? | News 7
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23:41Now PlayingIn this episode of News 7 anchor Nivedhana Prabhu delves into the Infosys's mandatory 3 days work from office rule. Infosys, the second-largest technology outsourcing company in India, is set to implement a new policy requiring employees to return to the office for a minimum of three days per week. Despite previous requests being largely ignored by employees, the company aims to make this change mandatory. Co-founder NR Narayana Murthy has emphasized the importance of longer work hours in driving productivity and economic growth. With this move, Infosys seeks to strike a balance between remote work and in-person collaboration. The decision has sparked discussions about the future of work and the impact it may have on employee well-being and productivity. The guest for today's episode Kishore Subramanian, financial expert shares his views on WFH Vs WFO. Tune in for an exclusive discussion only on Times Now.
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