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Earning the title of 'Great Places to Work', it is these companies that make India a well-diversified country and encourage cultures that breed teamwork with unity. To them, it is crucial to work towards giving each employee an environment that is respected, motivated, and valued. Salaries may be competitive, but companies are dedicated to the highest labour ethics, fair pays, working with safety, equality of opportunities, and all else. Adding to this, they embrace cultural, ethnic, and gender diversity while building a workplace where everyone felt a part of it and appreciated.
The modern-best workplace has realized how important work life balance is, in the absence of which it can trigger health issues and less loyal employees. Presently, this kind of balance is mostly preferred by Indian working people. According to the recent report, 63% of employees rejected the jobs that did not provide work-life balance. Total and the way employers handle their employees has changed much since the pandemic. Nowadays, remote and hybrid work models are the new ways of working. As an organization attracts and retains the best talent, it is at the same time tackling the increasing demand of skill development. Upskilling has now become the need of the hour with the integration of AI and dramatic changes in technology today. In fact, investing in future proofing their workforce enhances engagement and loyalty, and gets the employees future-ready for new jobs that will be unfolding.
In this current edition, ‘Best Companies to Work For Part II – 2024’, siliconindia celebrates the remarkable companies for their unique culture i.e., marked by empathy, adaptability, and innovation. Through diversity, inclusion, and continuous learning, they have prepared their employees for changes in the job market.
Do read to know more about them and share your valuable feedback!
The modern-best workplace has realized how important work life balance is, in the absence of which it can trigger health issues and less loyal employees. Presently, this kind of balance is mostly preferred by Indian working people. According to the recent report, 63% of employees rejected the jobs that did not provide work-life balance. Total and the way employers handle their employees has changed much since the pandemic. Nowadays, remote and hybrid work models are the new ways of working. As an organization attracts and retains the best talent, it is at the same time tackling the increasing demand of skill development. Upskilling has now become the need of the hour with the integration of AI and dramatic changes in technology today. In fact, investing in future proofing their workforce enhances engagement and loyalty, and gets the employees future-ready for new jobs that will be unfolding.
In this current edition, ‘Best Companies to Work For Part II – 2024’, siliconindia celebrates the remarkable companies for their unique culture i.e., marked by empathy, adaptability, and innovation. Through diversity, inclusion, and continuous learning, they have prepared their employees for changes in the job market.
Do read to know more about them and share your valuable feedback!