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Promoting Workforce Diversity: Celebrating Different Perspectives and ExperiencesIn today’s interconnected global landscape, the value of diversity in the workplace has never been more apparent. A diverse workforce brings together individuals with unique…
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Welcome to GHRC: Gamified Human Resources Center!At GHRC, we believe in recognizing and rewarding your daily engagement and contributions to our platform. Introducing our exclusive Badges system a fun and rewarding…
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Lets make the best use of it and earn rewards
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- Windows Key + D – Helps you hide or show the desktop at once despite how many tabs and windows are opened on your desktop.
- Spacebar – Scrolls down the page.
- Shift + Spacebar – Scrolls up the page.
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“As we revel in the holy festivities, let the myriad of colors remind us of the vibrancy and richness life offers. Colors symbolize hope, dreams, and the endless opportunities that await us. May this celebration bring a palette of joy, peace, and prosperity into your life, illuminating your path with the hues of happiness. Warm wishes for… Read more
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HR must be the voice of the employee at the executive table. That is your job.”
Global thought leader Simon Sinek recently addressed a critical aspect of organisational health during his conversation with us here at the Human Capital Leadership Institute. He highlighted the pivotal role HR plays in fostering a thriving workplace.
His… Read more -
Father of modern HR and HR Guru Dave Ulrich in conversation with Ramesh Ranjan, Author of the book “Making People Count: How to measure the ROI on Human Capital.
Here are some excerpts of the Interview.
Besides he talks about the Book and How HR helps build Human Capability and is moving towards a Driven HR that impacts…
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‘Food for Thought ‘– ONE Minute read.
The 2nd World war was on (1939 – 45).
Allies war planes were on a bombing spree. They were being met with heavy gun fire from the enemy side. Many planes were getting hit and going down. At one point the casualty rate rose as high as 45%; meaning only one in two planes had a chance of returning back to…
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