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After being dragged out of the offices due to the pandemic and being forced to work from home, most Indian employees are now liking the comfort and flexibility that comes with it. So much so that they are changing and quitting jobs in search of flexibility. At least 6 out of 10 employees in India are ready to resign instead of returning to the office, according to a survey conducted by recruitment and staffing firm CIEL HR Services.
Among those who are returning to offices, most want the workplaces to change. Some employees demand good infrastructure to facilitate phygital meetings, present in the office as a team, and a renewed focus on better hygiene at the workplace, says Anshuman Das, CEO, and Co-founder, Careernet.
