The BT MindRush theme, Post-Pandemic Paradigm, brought out how businesses evolved in possibly their toughest year ever

COVID-19 has made sure that workplaces post-pandemic would be different. The work-from-home models have been tried and tested in most companies during the last year and many will continue with this model in some form or the other. But this also means that the Human Resource departments have had to adapt and innovate at a rapid speed. Anuradha Razdan, ED, HR, Hindustan Unilever, Rajnarayan, CHRO, The Titan Company, Rajesh Uppal, Sr Executive Director, (HR &IT) Maruti Suzuki India,  Rajkamal Vempati, CHRO, Axis Bank, and Mahalakshmi R, HR Head India, Mondelez International share what the new office would look like and how they are meeting the challenges.Also Read: MindRush 2021: 'After Covid-19, hybrid work culture is way forward but companies need to plan better'

Amid pandemic, hybrid mode of working has been accepted across industry. How companies are making sure they don't miss on coordination and what are challenges in keeping productivity high. Experts discuss on Day 2 of BT MindRush 2021

Companies are taking steps to address the issue of mental health. Will they be successful?

Business schools are finding it tough to get students placed, but its not doomsday

As work from home and even work from anywhere is becoming the norm, companies are going all out to become more diverse

Maharashtra Containment Zones Full List: According to sources, no activities will be allowed lockdwon containment zones in Mumbai, Pune and Thane red zones

Companies are rediscovering what works and what doesn't

Due to the coronavirus lockdown, people are anxious about themselves, their jobs, access to basic resources, and the guilt about their old parents living alone in their home town or just the uncertainty of it

Due to the lockdown several companies are encouraging employees to take up online courses to improve their functional expertise and soft skills

Karnataka bypoll results: Siddaramaiah has said that he expected voters to punish the rebel MLAs but he was proven wrong as he steps down as CLP leader

Karnataka assembly by-election 2019: The BJP needs to win at least six of these 15 seats to remain in majority in the 225-member assembly

The Bharatiya Janata Party is confident of forming the next government with 105 of its own MLAs and support of two other MLAs taking its effective strength to 107 in the anticipation of HD Kumaraswamy losing the trust vote