How a multi-generational workforce is changing the future of work in India
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From baby boomers to Gen Zs, India’s evolving workforce is navigating challenges, embracing diversity, and reshaping the future of work through collaboration and innovation.
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“EXPERIENCE NEVER GETS OLD” — is one of the key taglines from The Intern, a 2015 Hollywood flick directed by Nancy Meyers. The film explores the unlikely friendship between Ben Whittaker, a 70-year-old widower (played by Robert De Niro) and Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway), a young CEO. When Whittaker joins a fashion startup as a senior intern, he brings wisdom and quiet strength to a fast-paced world driven by hustles and hashtags. As he earns Ostin’s trust, the film unfolds themes of purpose, balance, and the value of intergenerational connection, proving that experience never goes out of style.