Human resources mangement in our country

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My aim is to see India in number one in International Human Resources

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	KALIYAMOORTHY \| Argues in support of "Host Nation" \| 1 year ago
	It is , really , a difficult task to administer manage a HCN. By virtue of being a HCN, the Core value Culture of that Organization can not be understood fully. Mainly, because of his lower level of Education Training. However, the organization...

	nadendla naveen kumar \| Argues in support of "parent nation" \| 1 year ago
	A parent-country national is a person working in a country other than their country of origin. Such a person is also referred to as an expatriate. Long periods of assignment (perhaps 4 –5 years or more) may run the risk of “de facto” employee...

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Office Etiquette or Office Manners is about conducting yourself respectfully and courteously in the office or workplace I have noticed that as we go from college to the real corporate world it is hard to get used to a different environment. This is for freshers because other would be knowing the thumb rules already. Always act with honesty and dignity Chewing gum and popping bubble gum in the presence of co-workers is neither cool nor dignified Never do it whilst attending customers Wear appropriate office attire, for example correct footwear, not thongs (flip flops) - they are strictly casual or beachwear No exposed midriff to display tattoos and body piercing. Be neat, clean and as conservative as the business requires you to be We are put off by smelly people. So, be sure to shower regularly and use a suitable deodorant Do not cough or sneeze in anyone's direction. Use a tissue, if possible, to contain the germs and then say "Excuse me" The ...

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RESULT ORIENTED PROFESSIONAL COURSES - "SERIOUS" HUMOUR

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CORRUPTION INSTITUTE OF INDIA (CII) (World's best C- School on the World Corruption Index invites applications for three years "Bachelor of Science in Corruption" (BSc) Degree) Our comprehensive syllabus includes (but is not restricted to):- 1. Financial Theory Application - Includes subjects like FUND FLOWS THROUGH HAWALA, MANAGING DONOR SENTIMENT (increasing donations voluntarily), Popular Bribe, Kickback and Scam concepts, Regular sources of income like ATMs, and much more. 2. Public Relations Media Management - Includes aspects like SPOKESMANOLOGY (art of always being misquoted by media), Election Booth Capturing, and NEW; Countering Sting Operations (including vedeo footage manipulation. 3. Law Order Module - Bringing Local Police under control, Latest trends in SUPARI opertaions, Superfast Bails, Rights in Jail. NEW - Contesting elections from jail. 4. Advanced Riotology - Friendly petrol tankers, Partnering with Liqour Vendors for gains, Management of Mandir / Masjid...

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HOW CAN I ??

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Do you know Walt Disney’s motto ? Never mind if you don't, but surely you'll know what all he accomplished with a simple motto; "It's kind of fun to do the impossible." Even those things that seemed totally hopeless before they are started look relatively simple once they are done. Every day we run into those situations. Those are the "I can't" moments. Instead of saying "I can't", ask yourself "Do I want to?" If the answer is "No", just go ahead and say "I can't". But if the answer is "Yes", ask yourself another question: "How can I?" Imagine what you could accomplish with a simple motto, "How can I?" - the world maybe ? who knows ??

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