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Research Scholar, Fakir Mohan University, India
*Corresponding author: Chitta Ranjan Mohapatra, Research Scholar, Fakir Mohan University Balasore, Odisha, India, 756019
Submission: March 9, 2026;Published: May 14, 2026
ISSN: 2639-0612 Volume9 Issue 4
The Indian workplace is changing slowly. Now people who manage offices are using ideas from psychology to help their employees. In the past offices in India just wanted to get work done quickly. Now things are different. People are getting. Burned out at work. So, offices are trying to be more caring towards their employees. This study looks at how using psychology helps make offices better places to work. Offices are using ideas from psychology to understand what motivates their employees and how they feel. They are also using these ideas to help employees get along with each other. This helps offices find the right people to hire and make sure they are doing a job. They are also helping employees who are struggling with their health. Some offices are even offering help like counselling and stress management. This is especially helpful for people who work in jobs that’re very demanding like in the technology sector. When leaders and managers are supportive and communicate well employees trust them. Work together better. There are still some problems. Some people are embarrassed to talk about their health. They worry that their private information will not be kept secret. To fix these problems offices need to be sensitive to their employees needs and make sure they are committed to helping them. Overall using psychology to manage people at work makes offices better places to work. Employees are happier and healthier. Offices are more productive. This study shows that understanding psychology is important for making offices stronger and more effective, in India. The Indian workplace is. Offices need to change too. They need to use psychology to help their employees and make their offices better.
Keywords:Organizational psychology; Workplace wellbeing; Employee resilience; Psychotherapeutic support; Sustainable productivity
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