He highlighted the true meaning of a human-centred workplace in today’s India. He emphasised that as India’s economy grows and opportunities multiply, companies must prioritise not just attractive offices but safe, inclusive, and functional workspaces. He highlighted that a good workspace is one where people feel comfortable, women feel safe, and employees from diverse backgrounds feel at home, fostering teamwork and lowering attrition. He also stressed the importance of basic things like hygiene, good lighting, and ergonomic, practical setups that actually help people work better.
