Rejoining Work-Get Set, Relaunch!
Organizations across the Industry are seeking talented women as much as their male counterparts. Such a time may then seem quite right for women who have opted out of the...
Career In Data Science: The Prospects
The exponential rise of data presents a huge opportunity for businesses to derive actionable business intelligence. However, the challenge lies in the collection, segregation, analysis, and derivation of actionable business...
Data Science: Exciting Days Ahead
The talent pool in the data science arena is still in a state of growth and unavailable extensively in the market. However, this talent pool carries significant demand across multiple...
ESOPs: An Engagement Initiative
Talent management is the assured business strategy that will ensure the attraction of top talent in competition with other employers.
Get Away From Work Stress
Work-life balance is a diurnal effort to make time for family, active participation in society and the community, spirituality, personal growth, self-care, and other personal activities, along with the demands of the workplace.
7 Tips for Workplace Popularity
Work-life balance is a diurnal effort to make time for family, active participation in society and the community, spirituality, personal growth, self-care, and other personal activities, along with the demands of the workplace
The Semantics of Managing Talent
When performance appraisals go wrong, the team atmosphere can get negatively affected. Managers do not know how to follow up with the employees without causing further acrimony.
Treading The Path of Engagement
Typically, the HR groups rely on long, corporate-wide annual surveys and one size fits all processes. But, it is difficult for the employees to be truly engaged if they are...
Are Indian Women Executives At An Advantage?
While joint families and easy availability of domestic help puts Indian women professionals at an advantage as compared to those in the west, companies in India are yet to tread...
The Nuances of Digital HR
The real tragedy of life is not that each of us doesn’t have enough strengths, it’s that we fail to use the ones we have.” – From Now, Discover Your Strength by Marcus Buckingham and Donald O. Clifton.