An interview with Subramanyam S | Founder & CEO | AscentHR
At AscentHR, we lead the transformation of HR by delivering cutting-edge technology and innovative products to Corporate HR Leaders.
Interview
At AscentHR, we lead the transformation of HR by delivering cutting-edge technology and innovative products to Corporate HR Leaders.
D Y Patil group of Institutions was founded by Padma Shri Dr. D. Y. Patil, a forward thinking leader who initiated the pursuit of education in Mumbai. With the guiding principle of “Knowledge is Supreme”, the institution was established to deliver quality, value based and cutting edge education.
Interra Information Technologies is committed to prioritizing employee experience within its people management strategies through various initiatives.
An interview with Dr. Sanjay Viswanathan | Director-SRM IST | Delhi NCR Campus – Ghaziabad
NDIM’s Student and Faculty centric policies are key to our recognition as the first and only Mentor B-School in India by AICTE and CII.
An Interview with Prof. Dheeraj Sharma | Director | IIM Rohtak
An Interview with Dr. Vandana Sonwaney | Director | SIOM
Technip Energies is a global engineering & technology company leading its customers on the net-zero trajectory.
Jeffery Jackson serves as the associate provost for career development. He is responsible for the advancement of career services to increase success for our students and alumni, which includes enhancing career planning, preparation and employment.
While the human touch remains essential in certain aspects of recruitment, embracing the future of AI can bring significant benefits to the recruitment process…
“It’s a wrong notion that moonlighting is only for money. Some do it for learning new skills, contributing to society, or breaking boredom. It includes gaining new skills or experiences, pursuing passions or hobbies, exploring entrepreneurial opportunities, or seeking additional job satisfaction outside of their main role.”
India ranks world’s third-largest in higher education next to China and the United States. Indian youth and workforce potential are likely to be the largest in the world by 2030.