Employer Branding: How corporates can become the employer of choice?
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The term ‘employer of choice’ has become a popular phrase in human resources circles in recent years. In this topic, let us discuss on how to become an employer of choice and how do you find out where your company currently stands on the employer of choice scale in potential employees minds? And how do you work on improving this standing?
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Create Value Differentiation
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A dedicated group should be assigned this task.
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Sidhamuni Thombre
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"Move everyone for a common goal of company development and growth instead of individuals"
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Individual growth is must but it should come along with company growth. Fight for a common goal help team to develop individual capabilities in accordance with intrest and ability to grow. People who keep working for company and who leaves...
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Alexy Kuriakose
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"Brandtegist "
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Corporates have to look at Employer Branding as the real opportunity to bring alove the company vision through their people...Engaging them and Inspiring the, and attracting them being the core of activity, Talent Branding is to be a serious...
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Ideate: "What are the Employer Branding Strategies to become the employer of choice?" deleted from your view.
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Involve employees in planning and problem solving
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Open and transparent Communication
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Revathy Venkitesh
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" Poliete, Listening to their problems of employees are always keep as secret itself, & most imp. Helping them."
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I mean if u know what is wrong with ur employee, call personally & discuss his fault such a way that he understands his mistakes,without shouting at him. Have patience to listen to their difficulties & problems. Try to help them out, encourage...
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Apeksha
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"Selfless"
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One way to do it is to be selfless and NOT selfish.. that is the most difficult aspect when it comes to human relationship as a whole. So in an office environment. to act and to deliver with a selfless approach calls for lot of good behaviourial...
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Resmi Maxim
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"Involve employees in planning and problem solving"
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For an employee to use his full potential, he / she must feel being treated important by the Management. They feel contented when they re involved in problem solving and planning. The Management which follows open door policy, giving freedom for...
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Ideate: "How to build trust with the employees ?" deleted from your view.
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SHould he follow employer of boss irrespective of logics?
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should he follow his own argument?
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Ajay Madhav
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"SHould he follow employer of boss irrespective of logics?"
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BOSS -One who makes decisions or exercises authority
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roumi chatterjee
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"should he follow his own argument?"
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Of course employee should go with his/her own logic.Because every human being has own individuality.If he/she has the valid point for urgument then they should go with their own path.But if somebody has urguing nature,has the tendency to urgue...
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Satwinder Singh
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"SHould he follow employer of boss irrespective of logics?"
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Yes.. provided we are not taking anything to heart.. Employer has the right to take decisions which often seems illogical to the employee..!! This can be over-ruled, if the transperancy is high..!
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Debate: "Should an employee agree to all instructions of employer errespective of logics?" deleted from your view.
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Employer
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Abhinav Pradhan
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"Employee"
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I feel its Employee because there are alwasys more options availale to the employee where as for employer its difficult to retain the best people.
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Debate: "In present situtaion Employer is superior or Employee?" deleted from your view.
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Yes,How?
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No , Why?
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santosh kumar
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"No , Why?"
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To be employee friendly, the company needs to provide competitive pay perks, growth opportunity friendly environment. Not necessarily that all these will come by making huge profits or the company being cash rich
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Debate: "Is Comapny's financial performance an indicator of them being best employer ?" deleted from your view.
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1) Name: HCL Technologies Rank: 1 Market cap: Rs 7,465.86 crore (Rs 74.66 billion) Chairman and chief strategy officer: Shiv Nadar What it does: HCL Technologies is a leading global IT services company. It offers an integrated portfolio of services, including software-led IT solutions, remote infrastructure management, engineering and R D services and BPO. 2) Name: Hindustan Zinc Limited Rank: 2 Market cap: Rs 20,406.75 crore (Rs 204.07 billion) Chairman: Agnivesh Agrawal What it does: Hindustan Zinc is a vertically integrated company with mining and smelting operations located mainly in Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh. It is one of the world's largest integrated zinc and lead producers. 3) Na...
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Ajay Ziz
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mam sinha , since you are a senior consultant ,if you could please post the recruitment pros & cons of :: mariott taj hotels & resorts this will help people who are interested in working for hotels.
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Nitin M Aras
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Good sharing Gargi... but how they are good employer??? I mean to say, there is nothing related to HR practices of these firms evident..
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Nitin M Aras
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Good sharing Gargi... but how they are good employer??? I mean to say, there is nothing related to HR practices of these firms evident..
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mahesh khandelwal
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Salary (as defined in ESI ACT) more than Rs. 10000/- is exempted from ESIC. Certain type of allowance are not included while calculating the salary amount i.e. washing allowance etc
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Viswanadha
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Even if the Gross Salary = 10,000. then the employee is exempted from ESI.
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Dont drink and drive, ie maitain company reputation at every level and stage
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Employees can show the right path
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Sidhamuni Thombre
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"Dont drink and drive, ie maitain company reputation at every level and stage"
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Dont drink and drive is best example of maintaining family reputation which can be helpful in understanding the responsibility of maintaining company brand.
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Nikhil Jain
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"Employees can show the right path"
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Employees ensure that company is moving in the right direction towards its objective. They can point out the deviations and problems happening in the company and can inform the mangement to take corrective actions. And if the company is achieving...
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Ideate: "What is the role of employees in employer branding?" deleted from your view.
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360 degree evaluation
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Nikhil Jain
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" 360 degree evaluation "
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I think 360 evaluation technique can be used to gather information about an employee from all around them. This is usually done through a survey. The same survey is distributed to people with different relations to the individual. That is the...
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Ideate: "How to measure Employees Satisfaction?" deleted from your view.
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Mathew Thomas Edakkunnil
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"Yes"
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It is both reality and a myth .! it is upto the perspective of the person
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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"No"
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It depends on the way you look at it !!!
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Makrand Bhave
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"Yes"
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The one stark example is the Sahara Group of Companies! Their greeting in particular when you call the Sahara Star Hotel is "Sahara Pranam....". That is corporate culture. This is followed in all Sahara companies is something I cannot vouch for...
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Debate: "Corporate Culture - a Reality or a Myth" deleted from your view.
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