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Rahul Kapuria, MD of Brandmakerr Interior Solutions is working from home given the pandemic. He has set up a home office to work better. "I have a work desk facing some lovely plants and a couch so this helps create an office environment. No dressing up just a jeans and T-shirt which are normally my usual office clothes. The usual Zoom, Skype, Google helps but there is lack of face-to-face supervision," he says. Me time Drawing lines between professional and personal lives is crucial, employee morale, productivity, mental focus feels Kapuria. "I used to take breaks to do pull ups and exercise...

Sanjeev Agrawal, group chairman, MMG and CPRL (McDonald’s India – North and East), swears by Joseph Pilates’ quote, “Physical fitness is the first requisite of happiness.” When the lockdown hit, Agrawal used it as an opportunity to enhance his home gym. “Keeping fit has always been my motto, and even in this period, my health has been my number-one priority. I have a fully-equipped gym at home and I recently added a Swiss water-rower and a spinning machine,” he says. “My mornings usually begin with a gym session. I start with yoga stretches, followed by cardio and some light w...

The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic this spring jolted Vikram Ahuja, co-founder, Talent500 – perhaps as much as it did the job-seekers that use the career-accelerator platform. Talent500 was much sought after by recruiters and aspirants alike during the lockdown, having recently launched ‘Take Two,’ an initiative designed to help women in tech successfully return to the workforce after having taken a year-long sabbatical. However, Ahuja reckons the early days of the pandemic were a testing time. “Personally, for me, the biggest change during lockdown was understanding how taking car...

Sam Forsdick — December 2020 Who are the biggest names in IT management in Europe? Our annual ranking profiles the CIOs at the continent’s largest companies.    The coronavirus pandemic has forced many of the CIOs at Europe’s top companies to reassess their current priorities. Many digital transformation programs have been accelerated due to the enforced change in working habits, while, for many companies, key elements of operational IT have moved from within the office to the cloud or home.  This year’s top 20 European CIOs have had to deal with this unforeseen disruption by ...