ICccR & HRM organises interaction with Muskan on ‘Re-inventing Workplaces’

Muskan Gupta with students and faculty members of ICccR &HRM during interaction programme at JU on Friday.
Muskan Gupta with students and faculty members of ICccR &HRM during interaction programme at JU on Friday.

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 27: The International Centre for Cross Cultural Research and Human Resource Management (ICccR & HRM) at the University of Jammu, organized a guest lecture on “Re-inventing Workplaces: Contemporary Issues in HR,” featuring Muskan Gupta, an esteemed alumna of the MBA International Business 2019-21 batch and current HR professional at OYO Hotels.
Gupta delivered an insightful and engaging session that addressed the rapidly evolving landscape of human resources. Her presentation focused on key contemporary challenges, including the dynamics of remote work, the importance of diversity and inclusion, and the growing emphasis on employee well-being in the workplace. Drawing on her professional experience, Gupta shared real-world examples and strategies that resonated deeply with both students and faculty.
In her remarks, Gupta said, “As workplaces transform, HR professionals must adopt a proactive approach to address the complex needs of today’s workforce. Building resilient, inclusive, and flexible workplaces is essential for the future.”
The lecture fostered an enriching discussion among attendees, who explored how HR practices can adapt to meet the demands of a modern, hybrid work environment. Gupta’s expertise provided valuable insights into future workplace culture, leadership development, and employee engagement, sparking a thoughtful conversation about the role of HR in shaping organizational success.
Professor Hardeep Chahal, Director of ICccR & HRM, expressed gratitude to Gupta for her valuable contribution. “The insights shared by our alumni provide practical knowledge that bridges the gap between academia and industry,” said Professor Chahal. She also emphasized the importance of organizing such alumni interactions regularly to further strengthen the industry-academia interface.
The programme was coordinated by Dr Shivani Rana and was attended by faculty members, students, and HR professionals from various industries, all of whom gained fresh perspectives on the evolving HR landscape.