Tag: Abhijit Bhaduri
Abhijit Bhaduri to be part of talent, learning & insights team,...
Can corporate India have one-job, one-pay?
How ‘open talent model’ seeks to change the ways of working...
Career sabbaticals can make for great incentives for employees
Career gaps — Are they still taboo?
October sees increase in strikes: How to handle them
Why social interaction is essential to drive innovation
Reopening the workspace: How to bring employees back willingly
Does hiring a star CHRO impact the employer brand?
Do celebrity endorsements work in the HR tech space?
“Business will have to learn to manage polarity,” Abhijit Bhaduri
For the ‘Dreamers and Unicorns’ in us
Automated resume screening has turned talent into lemons
Notice Board – Episode 9
Notice Board – Episode 8
Notice Board – Episode 3
Notice Board – Episode 1
Abhijit Bhaduri speaks to Anita & Harsha Bhogle
Do HR managers with cross-functional experience have an added advantage?
‘Zero drag hiring’: A common practice, but not a good one
Abhijit Bhaduri joins Zing HR as advisor
Bhaduri has interesting views on the future of work and the way jobs will change with increase in technological advancements.
How automation can turn HR into an inhuman species
It should help organisations become more effective and not take away the human aspect out of HR, feels experts.
How to gain the most from internships: Abhijit Bhaduri
Interns can use the internship period to study the organisation just as the organisation studies them.
A ‘two pizza team’: How does it benefit businesses?
The two-pizza team rule states that a team should only include as many people as two pizzas can feed.
United We Fall
Every incident is a learning and at the same time an opportunity to prove oneself. Following the United Airlines fiasco, the carrier had a golden opportunity to display the right leadership attitude, which it unfortunately failed to take advantage of. So what was the missed opportunity?
Should professors get tenure?
Critics argue that while funds for tenured professors come from tuition fees, very few tenured professors actually teach.