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Becoming a successful Enterprise is every organizations dream. To make
this dream come true the key growth drivers (people) must be motivated
to participate and share the common dream and align their personal goals
with Organizational goals.So for this success to happen the best Hr practices should be adopted.
Let us collaborate the Best HR Practices that can help to achieve organizational goals. Discuss here the practical approaches on how companies should use best Hr practices to improve morale, productivity, and retention.
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shanmugamp
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No , attrition level is high for money matter in the competitive world and they are expecting the better recognition even short span of experience.
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S. Muralidharan
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Yes. Every employee should be well informed, so that there will not be any ambiguities in communication!
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RecruitingPundits-Noida
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In fact I can not vote in my appropriate area for this subject. I have a strong reason for it. Human behaviour is the most enigmatic subject for any particle belongs to this world. It is out of any theories,formulas,practice,research and...
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Stability Factor...............
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Lousy attitude
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Subrahmanyam Bala
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"REJECTION OF CANDIDATE"
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I do not agree with You, First impression will be the best impression you will get on any person. That's the reason why one should be good at appearance, attitude, communication, body language and skills or knowledge. If you speak with a person...
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MARUTI GUNAGI
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"Lousy attitude"
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Hi All ,, we are going to hire people not a paper ,so attitude is very important.making them to stay with us is the clear cut job of HR professionals.finally we HR's mean to say not only Human resource its Human remains.So during the time of F2F...
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Mahesh
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Hey Guys, I feel that the interviews come to close and pffers are made when there is an "Emotional Connect". Belive me..even if the communication skills are average and if you like the person, More or less...you will offer..
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Why should people from other Industries be influenced to enter IT for reasons other than Salary...what is different in the HR policies or practices in IT industry which sets a benchmark for other idus...
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Bhanumathi Sathishkumar
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I feel it is purely the onsite opportunities, growth and salary which attracts the people to join IT Industry. There is fast growth in IT industry when compared to other industry.
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Sivasubramanian
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1. Transparent Practices (Which is really difficult to implement) 2. Un biased Performance appraisal and feedbacks 3. Effective employee relationship (HRs should be considered as friendly persons) 4. Providing good and safety work environment 5....
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Rohit Khanna
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Hi Anurag, according to me there are many other factors than salary which attract people towards IT industry. First and foremost is the interest of people, then may be the growth of the sector and of course a blue collar job. They have better...
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When people ask me to suggest themes for human resource conferences that they are planning to organise and I recommend such themes as “employee rights”, “know your labour laws” and so on, they frown and tell me that such themes are unattractive and irrelevant. They finally settle for much “cooler” topics such as “winning the war for talent”, “building high performance organisations”, “talent engagement strategies for the future” and so on. Even as I see more and more business and HR leaders engaged in debating such esoteric themes, I have this strange feeling that we are missing out on the “basics”. One of the “basics” that concern me is the current level of respect that organisations seem ...
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sujit Kumar
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Nice insight .. What an article written for people us who dont get time to visit books.. I like toostep and its articles.. Thanls for discussion.
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Gargi Sinha
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Being a senior consultant in HR i agree with all the employees rights that you have mentioned and i personally make sure that we also follow all these to present a fair and healthy workplace for all our employees.Its nice on your part to share...
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Nikhil Jain
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This is a informative article which highlights the ignorance of professionals in discussing the basic topic such as EMPLOYEE rights. It is an insight which should be read by every HR professional, specifically the three important and urgent...
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Reasons why you need a mentor You might call yourself a self-made man, but you surely can not do without the services of a mentor if your career has to grow. S/he can give you guidance, direction, help you in achieving your goals and also give you suggestions when you really need it. Read on to find out why you might want to consider having a mentor: If you and your boss just don’t get along: You have been asked to work on a new project and you have managed to do a good job but your boss still thinks your project is not that great. You think your boss can never appreciate good work. You are also expected to stay back late in office and work at times. In spite of all the extra time and effor...
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sujit Kumar
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how much amount to save, when to visit home town, which Sofa, air conditioner, refrigerator to buy, monthly expenses, whether to keep a maid or not etc !!..... are better handled by women
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Back to Basics in HR When I was a kid we played outside. We played games that we made up. We played baseball using patches of dirt for the bases. We played the games and were our own referees. Our parents were nowhere to be found. And we didn’t need them. What happened to us in business? Companies don’t start out with giant policy manuals and “annual processes.” Startups get moving and do the work. They don’t need rules because everyone knows what they need to do. They know how their actions affect company success. And their performance isn’t adjusted once a year — it’s done every minute every day. Then the rules start. Do you see kids out there today organizing their own pickup baseball ...
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SANTOSH SHARMA
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I think we are unnecessarily stuck. HR of today has been stuck in the mire of mediocrity. Spontaneity, ingenuity, care & concern, passion for one's task, constant re-engineering of one's ways of working, conceptual originality and vision are meant...
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sujit Kumar
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Nice insight .. What an article written for people us who dont get time to visit books.. I like toostep and its articles.. Thanls for discussion.
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Viktor Stephen
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"parents make other parents sign legal waivers before games can be played in their yard." - LoL. you got to be kidding me :-) Ok, on a serious note, what can you expect of kids who need their parents to organize a baseball game? Parents should...
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Nowadays the focus is increasing on competitive advantage of one firm over the other, which requires additional consideration in light of the increasingly global nature of competition. Can HR practic...
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satisk kumar verma
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yes,HR practices can definitely help in achieving competitive advantage as this is only field which can motivate to achieve desired goal with good orientation of human resource.this is field which can give necessary skill for communication whichis...
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sujit Kumar
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Nice insight .. What an article written for people us who dont get time to visit books.. I like toostep and its articles.. Thanls for discussion.
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Fazalur Rahman
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Organization is what? is Collective HR , therefore wholistic HR practices will help in achieveing competitive advantage in Global Market by recruit and retain the right talent.
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Not working on given feedback and Employee development & Motivation
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Lack of Transparency
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KUMAR SAURABH JHA
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"Not working on given feedback and Employee development & Motivation"
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Yes I support Richa to every extent
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KUMAR SAURABH JHA
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"Placement Agencies"
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Getting influenced by the placement agencies and earning some money.
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!manpreet $ingh
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"Not working on given feedback and Employee development & Motivation"
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Yes Rohini I agree the reasons you given for low morale among employees....
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An atheist professor of philosophy speaks to his class on the problem science has with God, The Almighty. He asks one of his new students to stand and..... Prof: So you believe in God? Student: Absolutely, sir. Prof: Is God good? Student: Sure. Prof: Is God all-powerful? Student: Yes. Prof: My brother died of cancer even though he prayed to God to heal him. Most of us would attempt to help others who are ill. But God didn't. How is this God good then? Hmm? (Student is silent.) Prof: You can't answer, can you? Let's start again, young fella. Is God good? Student: Yes. Prof: Is Satan good? Student: No. Prof: Where does Satan come from? Student: From...God... Prof: That's right. Tell me son, i...
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SR Sham Sunder
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| 2 years ago
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Please clarify if this reference is a fake. If so, the one who has posted - please take care in future. I for one believe only in myself.
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Yuvaraj
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This is too gud, we always have faith on and motivates our sub-conscious mind. This is our god.
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Rajani Sharma
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Thanks Asghar....A real good one..I have heard Kalam Sir face to face. He was in our school just before he became the president of India. The way sir talks wid kids is awesome. He is the real role model anyone can have. He asked all the children...
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Is it possible to be innovative in HR? I think the jury is still out on the ultimate answer to that question. My personal opinion is that innovation within the HR function often follows the 'Kaizen' model of taking good ideas and working very hard to make incremental improvements on them to make them better. I rarely see a true Sunburst idea in HR that will light up the sky. One trend I have been noticing of late is the concept of sharing or swapping employees. Today I noticed several reports of a story that originated in the Wall Street Journal about employees being swapped between companies to spur innovation. According to AP reports, Google and Procter Gamble are now swapping employees a...
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Avinash Kulkarni
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A great idea that has taken shape in the nature of swapping of employees! The success or failure of this particular concept depends on many factors, but its really good to see innovation in a field like HR, which can actually help an organisation...
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Rajendra Aphale
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Great article, thanks. My experience is many times people are not open to innovation or anything new. The resistance to change is high and many times originates in HR. It is not necessary for one company to swap jobs with another. If you are...
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V.Durga Rao
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Sir, you have dealtwith a great subject. There were many advancements and changes in HR and it is more in the developed world like America, japan and some other countries. The big companies you have referred like "P&G" and Google concentrate much...
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