Shaping young HR leaders
With the onset of Industrial Revolution 4.0, organizations are competing fiercely to maintain their position in the market and providing ‘innovation solutions’ to their customers. Business is getting complex, but happy employees enable businesses to grow fast in the right direction.
We often talk about diversity at workplace as a mix of people from various backgrounds, ethnicities, gender and social aspects, but most times, the richness of diversity comes from the variety of thoughts that is beyond the obvious definitions.
Let me bring you a new Learning & Development program as per research by BiZLibrary and other new age HR leaders, it is called “Social Learning” – Pretty new kind of word and in the years to come we will get used to it. Social learning involves leveraging the social nature of people to enhance training.
It’s often quoted, ‘necessity is the mother of invention.’ I believe it’s not without reason because the last ‘pandemic-hit’ year disrupted our lives in more ways than one and forced us to re-examine everything including our ways of working.
In Current New Normal phase of our life Globalisation has led all of us to cater to a highly diversified market in a disruptive era.
The manufacturing industry is a true embodiment of today’s changing workplace. That fast-paced trajectory makes smart, agile HR practices an absolute must if companies want to keep up.
Larsen & Toubro, a USD 21 billion conglomerate is an Indian multinational engaged in EPC Projects, Hi-Tech Manufacturing and Services, is aggressively pursuing “Digitalisation” as a strategic theme.
All educational institutions function by the power of a qualified human capital, and it is imperative for these organizations to have a strong core and culture of Human Resource Development.
Diversity is all about empowering people by respecting and appreciating what makes them different, in terms of age, gender, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, education, and national origin.
Workplaces nowadays have started to embrace Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) programs to enhance company culture. While many people think diversity is only related to gender, race, and culture, it goes way beyond including disability and socioeconomic status.
Last year was a crash course on the polarities that exists around us. 2020 brought the world closer in many ways but also brought out all the issues that were dividing the world, up-front and centre.
COVID-19 has changed the way employees learn and work across the world. With more and more organizations shifting to remote working, remote training, newer learning tools have been adopted to sustain learning during the pandemic.
