Author Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam

Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam

Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam is a Senior Content Associate at People Matters.

Recent posts by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam

Enhancing employee experience & improving productivity

Enhancing employee experience & improving productivity

Posted 15th Feb 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in #EmployeeRelations

Exploring the possibilities of augmented organisations in the pursuit of productivity

Exploring the possibilities of augmented organisations in the pursuit of productivity

Posted 7th Feb 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in #Skilling

Why big businesses are betting high on behavioral skills

Why big businesses are betting high on behavioral skills

Posted 27th Jan 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in #Executive Coaching

Expanding on your talent pools: Build better onboarding and training experiences for your new hire

Expanding on your talent pools: Build better onboarding and training experiences for your new hire

Posted 26th Jan 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in #Recruitment

The scandals dogging the Microsoft-Blizzard deal

The scandals dogging the Microsoft-Blizzard deal

Posted 19th Jan 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in #Life@Work

Creating a flexible work-culture is the need of the hour: Rahul Veerwal, Founder and CEO of GetWork

Creating a flexible work-culture is the need of the hour: Rahul Veerwal, Founder and CEO of GetWork

Posted 19th Jan 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in #EmployeeRelations

Moving the needle of workforce productivity with a renewed CIO-CHRO partnership

Moving the needle of workforce productivity with a renewed CIO-CHRO partnership

Posted 13th Jan 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in ##Culture

Emeritus appoints Ganesh S. as Global CHRO

Emeritus appoints Ganesh S. as Global CHRO

Posted 6th Jan 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in #Leadership

5 Pillars of a productive workplace

5 Pillars of a productive workplace

Posted 6th Jan 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in ##Culture

U.S. Labor Department reports 4.5 million Americans quit jobs in November

U.S. Labor Department reports 4.5 million Americans quit jobs in November

Posted 5th Jan 2022 by Chingkheinganbi Mayengbam in #Employee Engagement