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Simplifying HR Jargons

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HR Word : Quiet Quitting

Quiet Quitting refers to doing the bare minimum to get the job done and setting clear boundaries to establish work-life balance. This means that employees are still doing what is required of them but are rejecting hustle culture to stand out with their superiors. There is a clear separation of work and personal lives. Quiet quitting may also be a […]

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#HR Word:#Power #Distance

Power distance is the extent to which the lower ranking individuals of a society “accept and expect that power is distributed unequally”. It is primarily used in psychological and sociological studies on societal management of inequalities between individuals, and individual’s perceptions of that management. People in societies with a high power distance are more likely to conform to a hierarchy […]

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#HR #Word: #Picketing

Picketing is a form of protest in which people (called picketers) congregate outside a place of work or location where an event is taking place. Often, this is done in an attempt to dissuade others from going in (“crossing the picket line”), but it can also be done to draw public attention to a cause. The unionized workers who are […]

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#HRWord :#Performance #Prism ðŸ”º

Is your organisation getting what it needs from its existing performance measurement system? ,🙄 3 major reasons why a new framework is needed to replace first generation models, such as the balanced scorecard and the performance pyramid: It is no longer acceptable or even feasible for organisations to focus solely on the needs of one or two stakeholder groups. Most […]

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#HRword :#Performance #Consulting

Performance consulting is a practice that became popular in the early 2000s Performance consulting is a process in which internal or external clients hire consultants to provide a systematic and holistic approach to improve the workplace performance to achieve business goals. Explanation Many organizations are facing the problem of inefficient tapping of available human potential. An organization has a certain […]

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#HRWord:#Rhetoric #Triangle 

In this Professional world it is very important to have good communication and Presentation Skills. What Matters more is How your Communicate.  There are certain Ways which help us to improve one’s way to Present . Rhetoric Triangle is one of the tested and effective . Rhetoric is defined in the Oxford English dictionary as, “The art of persuasive”  Thus, […]

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#HRWord:#Pay #Survey

A Pay survey or a Salary survey is typically conducted to gauge the organization’s compensation levels with respect to the external environment.   This helps in clearly defining the specific pay for each job. Firstly a benchmark job is identified, the pay scale of the organization is positioned, and the relative worth of all the other jobs are established with respect […]

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#HRWord:#Peer #Appraisal 📰💴

Peer appraisal is a form of 360 degree feedback and performance appraisal process.  Peers of an individual give feedback for the individual which gives an unique perspective to the work and goal achievement of an individual. While managers and other appraisal systems tend to provide a perspective on targets and goals achieved by an individual, peer appraisal tends to give an perspective […]

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#HRWord:#Pay #Compression

Pay compression is the concept in an organization where the employees have more or less a similar salary irrespective of their age, experience, profile etc.  Even those employees who have a better skill set or have been with the company longer, have a slightly higher salary package. The major problem of this phenomenon is increased turnover where the long term […]

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#HRWord:#Pay Dispersion

Pay dispersion is a concept where employers pay different amount of wages or salaries to their employees for the same skills and the same type of work.  Pay dispersion exists because of limited knowledge of employees about the wages of the other employees, and also because of employee experience, changing policies etc. Pay dispersion takes into account several factors for […]

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#HR #Word:#OMD (#Outdoor #Management #Development)

Outdoor Management Development is a process of imparting learning and development for managerial cadre outside the four walls of an organizational setup.  The objective of outdoor management development is to build a team, give leadership lessons etc.  It includes residential programs conducted for building team cohesion, leadership development etc. Purpose of Outdoor Management Development: 1. Team Building: Many times managers […]