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balkigyan's picture

It is generally considered prudent to retain an employee, when there are symptoms that he is going to quit  than to replace him  with a new recruit. My experience has been on the contrary. Once an employee settles down and the employee and employer are comfortable, the expectations are set, the employee becomes complacent.
balaji's picture

"Integrity, Intelligence and Energy." is what Warren Buffet looks for in People.
heath's picture

Here’s a preview of our latest column in Fast Company: The business world is obsessed with “talent” — hiring it, retaining it, rewarding it. We’re urged to “get the right people on the bus.” (And, really, what better symbol of the high-performing enterprise
ubmenon's picture

Here is an absolutely great article on Marketing by Seth Godin. 10,000 years ago, civilization forked. Farming was invented and the way many people spent their time was changed forever. Clearly, farming is a very different activity from hunting.
Anonymous's picture

A first-of-its-kind recruitment event to help startups hire talented students
starrfish's picture

The recruitment business in India is probably the most commoditized business. Seemingly attractive from outside, one needs to be aware or beware!
businessgyan's picture

A section of our society today, works while the rest of us sleep. But far from being a nightmare it is a ‘Dream' job for many. Unemployment was a problem but suddenly the tables have turned!
businessgyan's picture

Applicant Tracking Systems provide a 7competitive edge globally to a large organisation in building ‘shock proof hiring’ strategies.
businessgyan's picture

The biggest challenge in the recruitment business is finding and retaining talent. Ramakant Achrekar and the Sharda Vidyamandir’s progeny of cricket geniuses are legendary. So what is it that makes this institute unique?
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