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Foreign firms lure mining engineers

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Hey, I am top talent...

By Elango R., Chief Human Resources Officer, MphasiS

As the market tightens and as people get more senior in the company, we all find ways to stand out and be different from the next, so that a recruiter or a senior manager will make the call and invite us to the table.Recently, one such résumé crossed my desk. It listed as an achievement “Was on the top talent program for 3 consecutive years”. So, during the interview, I made it a point to ask them about this. The conversation went something like this:“I see yo... Read more »

Is talent mobility the answer?

By Patricia A. Milligan, President, Talent, Rewards & Communication, Mercer

Talent, undoubtedly is the fuel that drives the global economy engine. In this backdrop, the physical mobility of talent within or across organizations, industries and globally, along with mobility of workers across occupations or skill sets, can help balance global human capital markets and stimulate economic growth in both developed and developing countries. Thus, understanding and harnessing talent mobility becomes ever so critical for organizations across the world to correct the mismatch ... Read more »

Practising Giftwork® : A Great Place to Work® Institute Series

By Prasenjit Bhattacharya, CEO, Great Place to Work® Institute, India

The year was 1991. I was a management trainee in a well-known organization in the electrical engineering industry in India. The scene: Gate meeting of the worker’s union in response to a strike declared by the union and subsequent lockout declared by the management. Over 500 workers were listening with rapt attention to fiery speeches of a few union leaders on a makeshift stage near the factory gate. I and a few other “rookie” management trainees were seated on the ground alo... Read more »

Wisdom is in the field - respect it

By Dr. Anil K. Khandelwal, Former Chairman & Managing Director, Bank of Baroda

I would like to begin with a small story narrated by Gurcharan Das, former CEO of Procter & Gamble India and now a well-known author and columnist, in his book ‘India Unbound’. The story is all about how Gurcharan Das received a rare insight from a woman customer from Surat – a regular user of Vicks Vaporub (a premium product of Procter & Gamble) for many years - about the product which Gurcharan Das could not have got sitting in his office. She demonstrated to him in... Read more »

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