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Company Logo-The Cornerstone Of Your Brand O of one IT company, where they have 150+ employees) and he asked me to help him in finding a right person. They one day he said, “Sanjeev, I have dropped the idea of hiring a HR-Manager, Admin guy is doing the “HR Work” and he is handling it in a better manner. Now the things are running smooth and I don’t want to complicate the process by hiring a HR Manager. Earlier, I had one HR Manager and at that time my organization was in mess”.There are tons of logos revolving cyber space without an actual identity. Easily forgotten logos overcome the intention of its creation. You need a logo that is intelligently designed to get notice. A logo is a formally registered symbol of an organization. Regardless of your type of business, create a company logo design specific for your company’s corporate identity needs as well as attitude of your company.Company logo design is one of the most significant stages in building brand consciousness for your customer. A good logo design can prove to be the perfect result to the brand building process. Your logo plays a fundamental role in creating a good first impression so it is imperative that your logo reflects your business envision. Powerful company logos bestow your business an air of professionalism.Why is a company logo design so important? Competition is boisterous in today's economy. Business owners, small and large, need to be trustworthy in order to postulate with existing industry leaders and increase market share. We have seen time and again how a poor or inappropriate logo can work negatively on a company's public relations and sales. A company logo design should be unique, memorable and simple as it captures mind share in an inst Conclusion Image of HR Profession in the public or in the corporate world is not very good and we are not doing much to improve the same. I feel sad when people ask queries like: 1) What is the concept of CTC? 2) What is the difference between Offer-Letter and Appointment-Letter? 3) How many leaves we should give to our employees? 4) How to calculate attrition rate or rate per hire? 5) What components of salary are taxable? And then when someone comes and says that we hate HR...such people just look at their face. It looks silly and sad. We need to raise our own standard, attitude and style of work. Nobody can help us. We need to help ourselves. Or else the day is not very far away, when the companies will be outsourcing the total HR-Functions and HR will only be there as “Consultancy Firms” or “Outsourced Company”. Nobody wants to hire and keep problems. I think, that will be good. Companies will be having choice to choose BEST (Consultin What the Heck is Branding and Why Should I Care? Profession of Human Resource Management and Development (HRM & D), call it by any name - HR Operations, HR-Generalist, Recruitment, Talent Management, Training and Development, Employee Relations, Industrial Relations, Organization Development, Performance Management or Compensation and Benefits...they all come under the umbrella of HRM & D. So, let me start with one question for HR Professionals across the globe, why you joined HR Profession? Was it your first choice or you joined because you didn't had any other choice? I like to ask the HR aspirants, why they want to join this profession? What do they think is the skill required to enter into this profession and excel in this profession? Is it that anybody or everybody can join this profession and there are some qualities that one must posses before even thinking of joining this profession? Recently we had discussion that many people hate HR, so what you have in you…as a professional that people should love you and this profession.There's been a lot of buzz lately about branding. But what exactly is it, and who needs to do it? Simply put, a brand is what makes your business uniquely YOU! It's the way you present your business and how the world perceives it. And, importantly, it's the way your clients remember you when it comes time to make another purchase. Branding encompasses your key marketing messages and tagline, logo, marketing materials, image, and your clients' complete experience with you from start to finish.Do you think branding is just for those big companies, like FedEx and Coca-Cola? No way! Branding is just as important to small business owner like us. By creating a unique image and message, we tell the world what we're all about. And if potential customers like what they see, they're sure to become money-making clients!Okay, so you have a great logo, and you use it on your brochure and business card. That's a great start to building an image for your company. But, have you taken it any further? Perhaps you have a unique concept that identifies your company, or a specific clientele, or a great customer service policy.However your brand yourself, make sure you're carrying it over to ALL aspects of your business. Consistency in your ima These and many more similar questions just stormed into my mind and I thought of discussing these questions with you. Let’s start with a set of skills which, I think a HR Professional should posses, first do be in this profession and secondly to excel in this profession. Why should you join HR Profession? Who should join? One should join HR profession, if they have any of the following qualities: 1) You are very good in legal aspects particularly Labour Laws. You have thorough knowledge about various provisions of Labour Laws, Various forms associated with those laws and implications. 2) You are excellent in Database Management and can Generate N number of reports in just fraction of seconds. 3) You are very good with Number- statistical tools, Mathematical Formulae, Income Tax Provisions (particularly those related to Salary), Costing (Cost Analysis). 4) You have a sharp eye for recognizing the talent, talent identification, talent management and talent development. (Just like Bhuvan did in movie Lagan - Oscar Nominated Movie) 5) You are great negotiator and can negotiate a best deal with management and employees (Read it as Trade Unions) 6) You are an excellent motivator and can motivate any person to get best out of him. You have a talent to motivate and inspire a non-performer in such a way that over a period of time that person gets counted in the high-performers of your organization and starts getting rewards for his performance. 7) You are a great strategist. You can think like “Chankaya”; you are clever “Birbal” (Both are characters from Indian History) and an Cajole people like Lord Krishna (A mythological Character) 8) You are much matured. You don’t think from your heart but you are empathetic. You are not emotional but can understand the way people think. You can solve any work related or professional problem of any of your employee, without getting carried away. 9) You are great in crisis management. If there is any incident or accident in the organization; if there is any rumour in the organization or any crisis…you can ensure that a minimum possible damage is caused…keeping in mind the interests of the organization and its people. 10) You have deep knowledge about various industries. You are like a knowledge hub. You know all about who’s who in the field; business models; success stories (case studies) and best practices being adopted by different companies in different industries. 11) You are not a great leader but an excellent leader, who can inspire their team and can get best out of them. No one wants you to be Mahatma Gandhi or Nelson Mandela but yes, you need to be like Ricky Pointing or Steve Waugh (Cricket Captain of Australia ) or like Hansie Cronje (Former Cricket Captain of South Africa) or like Saurav Ganguly (Former Cricket Captain of India). 12) They are life long learners. They never think that…it’s enough. They keep on learning…new HR related Techniques, HR Strategist, about new-new businesses etc. But, why people join this profession? A. I spoke to few people, those who are freshers or who are just pursuing their MBA’s with specialization in HR and they mentioned that they want to be in this profession because it is a “Tension Free Profession”. B. Most of the females join this profession for following reasons: a) Of course they want to work and this is the only “decent job” in corporate world which, gives them respect and dignity. b) They don’t want to join “field jobs” (Marketing). c) They hate mathematics so don’t like finance and d) This is the only profession where time suits them…as per the family needs and restrictions. C. Some people say “we tried to get into many professions…my father wanted me to be a doctor; my mother wanted me to be an engineer; my brother wanted me to be a Chartered Accountant and I wanted a scientist; my brother asked me try in Hotel Management and my uncle who is a Air force wanted me to be a pilot…I tried all…but I failed. Now, I am living…so need to do some work to earn and grow hence at last I joined HR”. What others think about this profession? 1) “Oh, your job is not that difficult. What you people does, anybody can do and for that you don’t even need MBA. Even a graduate can do this job. 2) “Oh, ok, so you job is that Na…which involves filling so many forms, maintaining files and settling the claims”. 3) “Ok, so you give the salary” 4) These days HR is a Synonym of recruitment. Tell anybody that you are in HR and they will reply, “Oh, ok so you are a recruiter”. 5) There was one CEO (my friend) looking for HR Manager for his company (He is a CEO of one IT company, where they have 150+ employees) and he asked me to help him in finding a right person. They one day he said, “Sanjeev, I have dropped the idea of hiring a HR-Manager, Admin guy is doing the “HR Work” and he is handling it in a better manner. Now the things are running smooth and I don’t want to complicate the process by hiring a HR Manager. Earlier, I had one HR Manager and at that time my organization was in mess”. Conclusion Image of HR Profession in the public or in the corporate world is not very good and we are not doing much to improve the same. I feel sad when people ask queries like: 1) What is the concept of CTC? 2) What is the difference between Offer-Letter and Appointment-Letter? 3) How many leaves we should give to our employees? 4) How to calculate attrition rate or rate per hire? 5) What components of salary are taxable? And then when someone comes and says that we hate HR...such people just look at their face. It looks silly and sad. We need to raise our own standard, attitude and style of work. Nobody can help us. We need to help ourselves. Or else the day is not very far away, when the companies will be outsourcing the total HR-Functions and HR will only be there as “Consultancy Firms” or “Outsourced Company”. Nobody wants to hire and keep problems. I think, that will be good. Companies will be having choice to choose BEST (Consulting So What The Heck Is Customer Service - Not This od in legal aspects particularly Labour Laws. You have thorough knowledge about various provisions of Labour Laws, Various forms associated with those laws and implications.You see and hear it everywhere it seems. We're the best because we really care about our customers and we provide great customer service. So if every business out there offers great customer service, then why does it seem that we as consumers are getting worse service all the time? So, the question is not only what is customer service, but what is good customer service?To help illustrate what we all go through every day, I'm going to share with you a story about a recent experience I had with a franchisee of a company we're all familiar with, McDonald's. On this particular evening I went to the drive-thru and ordered the following: Two double cheeseburger's with no onions. A quarter pounder with cheese, hold the slivered onions, but add the minced onions. A small order of fries. A few minutes later I was making the seven minute drive back to my home. No, I did not fully check the order before driving off. I did look into the bag to make sure the count was right. When I was taking the order out of the bag, I noticed the fries cold and limp. The double cheeseburger's not only had the minced onions, but slivered onions too. And finally my quarter pounder with cheese (that by the way I was craving all day) did not have minced onions but wh 2) You are excellent in Database Management and can Generate N number of reports in just fraction of seconds. 3) You are very good with Number- statistical tools, Mathematical Formulae, Income Tax Provisions (particularly those related to Salary), Costing (Cost Analysis). 4) You have a sharp eye for recognizing the talent, talent identification, talent management and talent development. (Just like Bhuvan did in movie Lagan - Oscar Nominated Movie) 5) You are great negotiator and can negotiate a best deal with management and employees (Read it as Trade Unions) 6) You are an excellent motivator and can motivate any person to get best out of him. You have a talent to motivate and inspire a non-performer in such a way that over a period of time that person gets counted in the high-performers of your organization and starts getting rewards for his performance. 7) You are a great strategist. You can think like “Chankaya”; you are clever “Birbal” (Both are characters from Indian History) and an Cajole people like Lord Krishna (A mythological Character) 8) You are much matured. You don’t think from your heart but you are empathetic. You are not emotional but can understand the way people think. You can solve any work related or professional problem of any of your employee, without getting carried away. 9) You are great in crisis management. If there is any incident or accident in the organization; if there is any rumour in the organization or any crisis…you can ensure that a minimum possible damage is caused…keeping in mind the interests of the organization and its people. 10) You have deep knowledge about various industries. You are like a knowledge hub. You know all about who’s who in the field; business models; success stories (case studies) and best practices being adopted by different companies in different industries. 11) You are not a great leader but an excellent leader, who can inspire their team and can get best out of them. No one wants you to be Mahatma Gandhi or Nelson Mandela but yes, you need to be like Ricky Pointing or Steve Waugh (Cricket Captain of Australia ) or like Hansie Cronje (Former Cricket Captain of South Africa) or like Saurav Ganguly (Former Cricket Captain of India). 12) They are life long learners. They never think that…it’s enough. They keep on learning…new HR related Techniques, HR Strategist, about new-new businesses etc. But, why people join this profession? A. I spoke to few people, those who are freshers or who are just pursuing their MBA’s with specialization in HR and they mentioned that they want to be in this profession because it is a “Tension Free Profession”. B. Most of the females join this profession for following reasons: a) Of course they want to work and this is the only “decent job” in corporate world which, gives them respect and dignity. b) They don’t want to join “field jobs” (Marketing). c) They hate mathematics so don’t like finance and d) This is the only profession where time suits them…as per the family needs and restrictions. C. Some people say “we tried to get into many professions…my father wanted me to be a doctor; my mother wanted me to be an engineer; my brother wanted me to be a Chartered Accountant and I wanted a scientist; my brother asked me try in Hotel Management and my uncle who is a Air force wanted me to be a pilot…I tried all…but I failed. Now, I am living…so need to do some work to earn and grow hence at last I joined HR”. What others think about this profession? 1) “Oh, your job is not that difficult. What you people does, anybody can do and for that you don’t even need MBA. Even a graduate can do this job. 2) “Oh, ok, so you job is that Na…which involves filling so many forms, maintaining files and settling the claims”. 3) “Ok, so you give the salary” 4) These days HR is a Synonym of recruitment. Tell anybody that you are in HR and they will reply, “Oh, ok so you are a recruiter”. 5) There was one CEO (my friend) looking for HR Manager for his company (He is a CEO of one IT company, where they have 150+ employees) and he asked me to help him in finding a right person. They one day he said, “Sanjeev, I have dropped the idea of hiring a HR-Manager, Admin guy is doing the “HR Work” and he is handling it in a better manner. Now the things are running smooth and I don’t want to complicate the process by hiring a HR Manager. Earlier, I had one HR Manager and at that time my organization was in mess”. Conclusion Image of HR Profession in the public or in the corporate world is not very good and we are not doing much to improve the same. I feel sad when people ask queries like: 1) What is the concept of CTC? 2) What is the difference between Offer-Letter and Appointment-Letter? 3) How many leaves we should give to our employees? 4) How to calculate attrition rate or rate per hire? 5) What components of salary are taxable? And then when someone comes and says that we hate HR...such people just look at their face. It looks silly and sad. We need to raise our own standard, attitude and style of work. Nobody can help us. We need to help ourselves. Or else the day is not very far away, when the companies will be outsourcing the total HR-Functions and HR will only be there as “Consultancy Firms” or “Outsourced Company”. Nobody wants to hire and keep problems. I think, that will be good. Companies will be having choice to choose BEST (Consultin Corporate Promotional Gifts : The Fridge Magnet Is Dead, Long Live the Computer Desktop lated or professional problem of any of your employee, without getting carried away.Corporate promotional gifts come in all shapes and sizes. They can range from the very common personalized pens, calendars, mugs, caps and fridge magnets to very sophisticated company branded software programs that are placed on the desktop or taskbar of a computer. Like every aspect of business in the modern age, computers and the Internet are changing the very nature of even these simple promotional tools.Promotional business gifts or freebies can be a very effective branding and promotional tool for any company. No matter what you're selling, branding your company's logo, motto and sales message can play a significant role in the success of your business. You must promote your company. You must get your company's name or product out there in the marketplace. Therefore, some effort and planning is required if you want your promotional strategy to succeed.In a very competitive world, companies must work hard at getting their brand name into the spotlight. Promotional tools or corporate business gifts should be used to capture the goodwill of the buying public, whether it be a free sample or some simple company gift. Personalized 'tokens of goodwill' do work; that's why companies use them.In order for these p 9) You are great in crisis management. If there is any incident or accident in the organization; if there is any rumour in the organization or any crisis…you can ensure that a minimum possible damage is caused…keeping in mind the interests of the organization and its people. 10) You have deep knowledge about various industries. You are like a knowledge hub. You know all about who’s who in the field; business models; success stories (case studies) and best practices being adopted by different companies in different industries. 11) You are not a great leader but an excellent leader, who can inspire their team and can get best out of them. No one wants you to be Mahatma Gandhi or Nelson Mandela but yes, you need to be like Ricky Pointing or Steve Waugh (Cricket Captain of Australia ) or like Hansie Cronje (Former Cricket Captain of South Africa) or like Saurav Ganguly (Former Cricket Captain of India). 12) They are life long learners. They never think that…it’s enough. They keep on learning…new HR related Techniques, HR Strategist, about new-new businesses etc. But, why people join this profession? A. I spoke to few people, those who are freshers or who are just pursuing their MBA’s with specialization in HR and they mentioned that they want to be in this profession because it is a “Tension Free Profession”. B. Most of the females join this profession for following reasons: a) Of course they want to work and this is the only “decent job” in corporate world which, gives them respect and dignity. b) They don’t want to join “field jobs” (Marketing). c) They hate mathematics so don’t like finance and d) This is the only profession where time suits them…as per the family needs and restrictions. C. Some people say “we tried to get into many professions…my father wanted me to be a doctor; my mother wanted me to be an engineer; my brother wanted me to be a Chartered Accountant and I wanted a scientist; my brother asked me try in Hotel Management and my uncle who is a Air force wanted me to be a pilot…I tried all…but I failed. Now, I am living…so need to do some work to earn and grow hence at last I joined HR”. What others think about this profession? 1) “Oh, your job is not that difficult. What you people does, anybody can do and for that you don’t even need MBA. Even a graduate can do this job. 2) “Oh, ok, so you job is that Na…which involves filling so many forms, maintaining files and settling the claims”. 3) “Ok, so you give the salary” 4) These days HR is a Synonym of recruitment. Tell anybody that you are in HR and they will reply, “Oh, ok so you are a recruiter”. 5) There was one CEO (my friend) looking for HR Manager for his company (He is a CEO of one IT company, where they have 150+ employees) and he asked me to help him in finding a right person. They one day he said, “Sanjeev, I have dropped the idea of hiring a HR-Manager, Admin guy is doing the “HR Work” and he is handling it in a better manner. Now the things are running smooth and I don’t want to complicate the process by hiring a HR Manager. Earlier, I had one HR Manager and at that time my organization was in mess”. Conclusion Image of HR Profession in the public or in the corporate world is not very good and we are not doing much to improve the same. I feel sad when people ask queries like: 1) What is the concept of CTC? 2) What is the difference between Offer-Letter and Appointment-Letter? 3) How many leaves we should give to our employees? 4) How to calculate attrition rate or rate per hire? 5) What components of salary are taxable? And then when someone comes and says that we hate HR...such people just look at their face. It looks silly and sad. We need to raise our own standard, attitude and style of work. Nobody can help us. We need to help ourselves. Or else the day is not very far away, when the companies will be outsourcing the total HR-Functions and HR will only be there as “Consultancy Firms” or “Outsourced Company”. Nobody wants to hire and keep problems. I think, that will be good. Companies will be having choice to choose BEST (Consultin Internet Online Advertising; a Great Resource for Employers ssion”.The speed and ease of internet online advertising has become attractive to an increasing number of employers looking for qualified employee candidates. Not only is advertising immediate, reaching a broader audience than any other form of media, but ads advertising online yield quicker responses from interested persons.The Benefits of Ads Advertising OnlineAside from being a quick and easy form of advertising, more and more job seekers are turning to the internet for online job search purposes. They know tapping into online resources when looking for employment, benefits them by broadening job possibilities, and online profiles and r?sum?s are made readily available to employers at the click of a button.Employers save precious time not having to meet with job applicants in their offices, only to discover minutes into the interview the person is unqualified. Handling resumes online and viewing the applicant’s online profile equips the employer with a time-saving method of culling ineligible applicants to find the perfect candidate.Internet online advertising also provides the employer with an effective means of sharing employee information with sister offices or other staff involved in the hiring process. E-mail applicants a B. Most of the females join this profession for following reasons: a) Of course they want to work and this is the only “decent job” in corporate world which, gives them respect and dignity. b) They don’t want to join “field jobs” (Marketing). c) They hate mathematics so don’t like finance and d) This is the only profession where time suits them…as per the family needs and restrictions. C. Some people say “we tried to get into many professions…my father wanted me to be a doctor; my mother wanted me to be an engineer; my brother wanted me to be a Chartered Accountant and I wanted a scientist; my brother asked me try in Hotel Management and my uncle who is a Air force wanted me to be a pilot…I tried all…but I failed. Now, I am living…so need to do some work to earn and grow hence at last I joined HR”. What others think about this profession? 1) “Oh, your job is not that difficult. What you people does, anybody can do and for that you don’t even need MBA. Even a graduate can do this job. 2) “Oh, ok, so you job is that Na…which involves filling so many forms, maintaining files and settling the claims”. 3) “Ok, so you give the salary” 4) These days HR is a Synonym of recruitment. Tell anybody that you are in HR and they will reply, “Oh, ok so you are a recruiter”. 5) There was one CEO (my friend) looking for HR Manager for his company (He is a CEO of one IT company, where they have 150+ employees) and he asked me to help him in finding a right person. They one day he said, “Sanjeev, I have dropped the idea of hiring a HR-Manager, Admin guy is doing the “HR Work” and he is handling it in a better manner. Now the things are running smooth and I don’t want to complicate the process by hiring a HR Manager. Earlier, I had one HR Manager and at that time my organization was in mess”. Conclusion Image of HR Profession in the public or in the corporate world is not very good and we are not doing much to improve the same. I feel sad when people ask queries like: 1) What is the concept of CTC? 2) What is the difference between Offer-Letter and Appointment-Letter? 3) How many leaves we should give to our employees? 4) How to calculate attrition rate or rate per hire? 5) What components of salary are taxable? And then when someone comes and says that we hate HR...such people just look at their face. It looks silly and sad. We need to raise our own standard, attitude and style of work. Nobody can help us. We need to help ourselves. Or else the day is not very far away, when the companies will be outsourcing the total HR-Functions and HR will only be there as “Consultancy Firms” or “Outsourced Company”. Nobody wants to hire and keep problems. I think, that will be good. Companies will be having choice to choose BEST (Consultin The Right People O of one IT company, where they have 150+ employees) and he asked me to help him in finding a right person. They one day he said, “Sanjeev, I have dropped the idea of hiring a HR-Manager, Admin guy is doing the “HR Work” and he is handling it in a better manner. Now the things are running smooth and I don’t want to complicate the process by hiring a HR Manager. Earlier, I had one HR Manager and at that time my organization was in mess”.Great leaders surround themselves with great and skillful people. Jim Collins, author of Good to Great, and his team researched what it takes for organizations to achieve greatness. He identified great companies and found that they all had the same kind of leadership. These leaders were usually humble, yet passionate about the business they were in. Unlike many of the celebrity CEO's of today, they were ambitious for their organization to succeed, rather than ambitious for themselves.They focused their organizations on a combination of what they were passionate about doing, what they were good at doing, and what would drive their economic engine (sustain and/or make profitable).Collins states that one of the first things these leaders do is to surround themselves with the right people. Instead of spending time and money on motivational incentives, they find people who are already motivated. In other words, they recognize that true motivation comes from within.I have met many leaders who feel "stuck" with individuals who are not motivated to deliver the value that is needed. Most leaders do not have the luxury of bringing in new people. Quite often, you have to work with who you have. If people aren't performing, you usually have to give Conclusion Image of HR Profession in the public or in the corporate world is not very good and we are not doing much to improve the same. I feel sad when people ask queries like: 1) What is the concept of CTC? 2) What is the difference between Offer-Letter and Appointment-Letter? 3) How many leaves we should give to our employees? 4) How to calculate attrition rate or rate per hire? 5) What components of salary are taxable? And then when someone comes and says that we hate HR...such people just look at their face. It looks silly and sad. We need to raise our own standard, attitude and style of work. Nobody can help us. We need to help ourselves. Or else the day is not very far away, when the companies will be outsourcing the total HR-Functions and HR will only be there as “Consultancy Firms” or “Outsourced Company”. Nobody wants to hire and keep problems. I think, that will be good. Companies will be having choice to choose BEST (Consulting firm or Outsourcing Partners) from the market. ________________________________________________________________________________ They also shared their views: 1. Mr. Atul Marwah: “I must congratulate you on being so candid and honest . I fully agree with every word of your article. I think that people like you who have guts to bring out the truth - rather stark nacked truth would be the one who would make a difference”. 2. Ms Rose Balana: “Thanks Sanjeev. I learned a lot. You are right we should raise our standards”. 3. Ms. Shirin Ladhani: ”Thanks for this article.........nice reading material on HR....infact a good help to people like me who are strongly motivated to start their careers in HR”. 4. Mr. Dip Ghosh: “The article really touched me. One cant hit the nail on the head more. After 12 years in this HR profession in cross section of industries, I have seen the ignomy and lackadaisical attitude of people towards HR as if it is a necessary evil. And as you said rightly, none but we r responsible for the mess we are in. Often I hear complaint from my colleagues that "Oh the CEO (Who is generally a marketing / Finance / Engineer guy) doesnt bother to consult the HR". But do HR contribute significantly in core company activity so that we can warrant attention from the CEO. Probably not. The chances of a Chartered Accountant compromising with his professional ethics is far less compared to a HR guy who easily succumbs to the whims and fancies of the top management because he hardly have a professional body to eport back”. 5. Mr. Prasad SKR: “You have raised an interesting topic that needs to be discussed at length”. 6. Mr. IVNS Raju : “I like the line of argument of Mr. Ghosh who is very clear in what he says. The HR profession probably becomes justifyable only when it can latch itself to a body of knowlege that is more reliable than the psychometric tests and various HR Models that are rooted in the ability to use the English Language with a unique knack. The Institutes rolling out batches after batches need to introspect about the knowledge and skill that they impart and the attitudes that they profess to have a positive impact on the delivery of HR services”. 7. Geetha Murthy : “Thanks Sanjeev. It is great food for thought.Agree with the 'qualities which are a must' for HR professionals.I can take pleasure and pride in saying I am in HR by choice and not by chance. I have a passion for HRM & D. And personally, when HR Aspirants ask me, I tell them what it takes to be there apart from their MBA degree. Within my own individual capacity, trying to bring about change in those who think wrong about HR professionals and I am sure such pieces from you would do us all good if we can forward the link to those who have mis-conception about HR department”. ________________________________________________________________________________ Looking forward to your comments and feedback Regards
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