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HR Consulting

The Human Factor: Prioritizing People in HR Management

Recognizing Human Capital as the Cornerstone In the intricate machinery of modern business, one factor stands out as both the cornerstone and the driving force: people. Behind every strategy, every innovation, and every success story, lies the pivotal role of human capital. Recognizing this, the field of Human Resources (HR) management has evolved from a

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What image are you creating for yourself at workplace?

Visualize this scenario. An official meeting with all the department members was under progress. The head of the department proposed a new initiative, which requires some additional effort from the members. After explaining the details of the initiative, he openly asked, “Who would like to volunteer to drive this initiative?” Even before any individual opted,

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Goal Setting Workshop For A Leading Footwear Brand

It is one of the greatest responsibilities of the leadership to develop a goal plan which clarifies purpose, strengthens internal processes and challenges the individuals within the organization. Last week, we helped one of our clients (A leading premium footwear brand) in defining performance and devising water tight ‘team and individual goals’ for the current

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Talent Management

Want to develop your people? Here are the 7 tips to do it better!

Developing team members is one of the primary responsibilities of managers. Different managers do it in different ways. To develop your people more effectively, follow these tips: 1. Firstly, ask yourself – do you genuinely want to develop your people? Doing it as a compulsion of your job is unlikely to give you best results.

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Top 6 characteristics that bind a team together

From our previous discussions, we understand that, when teams fail to become high performing teams, the work environment will be vitiated, focus will be narrowed to one’s own work irrespective of whether the end goal is achieved or not. Members tend to disown accountability and may resort to blame game, throwing allegations at each other.

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