As the boundaries of life between work and home continue to blur, employers and employees are sitting up and are noticing the ways and means to offer and avail a worthwhile experience at the workplace.
An average working individual spends 60 percent of his lifespan working, and, this alone explains why most people consider the workplace as their 'second home'. As the boundaries of life between work and home continue to blur, employers and employees are sitting up and are noticing the ways and means to offer and avail a worthwhile experience at the workplace. The only way to do great work is to love what you do and the ambience at your workplace plays an integral role to influence your proximity and a penchant towards your work.
Understanding the relevance of diversity
As a concept, workplace diversity is fast gaining momentum in India. While gender diversity is at the forefront, it also refers to a variety of differences between people in an organization. Diversity can include race, gender, age, personality, education, background among others, and has become one of the important factors and major concerns for many employers.
Today, a large number of organizations are rebuilding and structuring their recruitment and other organizational policies to infuse diversity across levels. With more and more organizations recognizing the significance of diversity, it is becoming a widely accepted phenomenon, and its significance is only going to increase over the coming years.
With technology gaining momentum, diversity is gaining further prominence, and businesses recognizing it are making substantial capital and intellectual investments into diversity and inclusion programmes to enhance their talent management practices establishing a deeper connect between their principles and performance.
Diversity, however, does not produce better results automatically; it does so only if it is well managed. Managing diversity should therefore become an inseparable part of the work culture of the entire organization.
The creation of an open work culture
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Continuous Learning For Growth
Of late, for organizations particularly in the service sector, people have become the strategy. And, if that is the case, the Learning and Development (L&D) department in organizations, and the industry in general, is likely to witness significant growth in 2017 and the years thereafter.
Creating Open Spaces And Minds
As the boundaries of life between work and home continue to blur, employers and employees are sitting up and are noticing the ways and means to offer and avail a worthwhile experience at the workplace.
Striking The Right Balance
In 2017, an employee in the HR Department of a leading global company received an excel sheet attachment in his official mail. While the content seemed harmless, it was in fact a well disguised Ransomware attack which had in fact placed several companies worldwide in the dock. Ransomware attacks targeting HR departments across the globe have since been in vogue since they possess valuable employee data which can be used to commit crimes such as tax frauds and the like.
The Multifaceted Advantages Of AI
AI can speed and automate data collection, make fundamental observations, systemize HR issues, and differentiate customer and employee profiles. But, corrective measures and final decisions can only be approved by people who can understand how to leverage AI tools to acquire accurate information sans the noise and interpret them the right way.
Engagement Surveys: A Means Or An End?
Surveys are not merely a way to check the pulse of the organisation; they should ideally be used as vehicles to improve the organisation culture, people practices and employee experiences which gradually translate into business success.
What Is And What Needs!
The idea of the best fit works only in a perfect universe. In reality, what talent specialists and hiring managers should focus on is getting the close fitment. They should work with an approach that bridges the gap between what is (available) and what needs to be (done).
A Matter Of Strategic Timing!
The term 'work-life balance' has become a popular chant for all working professionals today. A world of different opinions continue to pervade our lives, with one actually affirming that there truly is no direct relationship between the parallel worlds we live in.
Picture Out Of The Frame
A few months ago, Moon Jae-in, the President of South Korea, made an unusual announcement.
Analysis
It is paramount for a pharmaceutical company to meet the business requirement of regulatory compliance.
How Can They Fire Her?
It is a common phenomenon in the corporate landscape to misinterpret the inability to respond to a query by a Manager as a serious lapse which at times leads to termination of his/her services. As a fallout, not only do they risk losing out a person with superior managerial skills, they also dampen the spirit of the juniors in her department, leading to sinking morale and reduced engagement.
