Putting work culture back on track
The Hindu
The transition from Work From Home to Work from Office is fraught with challenges. Apart from attending to the damaged hair, skin and checking belly fat, a health check-up should be a priority, advise experts
The pandemic brought in a paradigm shift in our approach to work culture, owing to the work from home situation. Comfort over style, flexibility over fixed deadlines, slouching over straight posture and snacks over a good meal have all led to a lifestyle that hinged on the breakdown of normal professional behaviour. .
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