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Narayana Murthy, Sudha Murthy’s family office, Catamaran, is also looking for a Y2K moment for precision manufacturing in ...
Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy has long advocated for a 70-hour workweek, but his company is encouraging employees to ...
Infosys' HR department is sending emails to employees whose average working time is more than 9.15 hours a day or 5 days per week. The company is clearly saying that we appreciate your hard work, but ...
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Infosys has begun advising employees to stick to a standard 9.15-hour workday, especially while working remotely, to support ...
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NDTV Profit on MSN70-Hour Work Debate: Narayana Murthy And Infosys Have Divergent ViewsMany employees working excessive remote hours received HR emails detailing their work-from-home days and total hours. They ...
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India Today on MSNNarayana Murthy asked Indians to work 70 hrs, now Infosys seeks work-life balance and tells staff no overtimeInfosys has reportedly started an internal campaign urging employees to maintain work-life balance. The company is urging ...
We're looking for a Y2K moment for precision manufacturing here in India, Ranganath MD, Chairman at Catamaran told ...
Two years after Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy called for a 70-hour workweek, his own company has taken a surprising ...
Narayana Murthy (File) Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy sparked a massive debate on work-life balance last year when argued that young professionals in India must work at least 70 hours a week ...
Even as Infosys founder NR Naryana Murthy calls for Indians to work 70 hours a week, the IT services giant has flagged employees working extended hours, stressing on the need for work-life balance.
Infosys urges staff to avoid excessive remote work hours, stressing health and longevity—marking a shift from earlier calls ...
Narayana Murthy emphasizes India's global respect and the importance of institutional excellence during IIMA visit, ...
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