In September last year, a group of senior women executives at Microsoft India sought a meeting with the country head, Puneet Chandok, and the HR head, Rikatkar. The matter was far from routine. They were concerned about the treatment of women executives under the current leadership of the tech giant’s India arm. The trigger was the recent exit of a senior woman executive in the leadership team. Those seeking the meeting were of the view that the executive had been unfairly forced out of her job and that Chandok and Rikatkar had not stood up for her.Published by: The Morning ContextRead full story here: Main Article
