Category Archives: Career Advice
Leader’s Talk Ep.5-with Jessica Miller, founder of Blogging4jobs.com
I have been blogging for about a year and 3 months now. As I said earlier when you are passionate about something, learning about it is always an ongoing process where you
Leader’s Talk Ep.4: Live interview with Abhijit Bhaduri- Don’t Hire The Best!
Hi Everyone, Join me to welcome our honored guest Mr. Abhijit Bhaduri, the Chief Learning Officer of Wipro group and the author of three amazing best selling books-Mediocre But Arrogant, Married But Available & Don’t Hire The Best
Failure sucks for good!
My husband and I went ice skating last weekend. It was not a planned thing but every time we go to our nearby shopping mall we are amazed to see a bunch of kids
Keep up your drive to ‘Need More’
You might have read about the blog post that I wrote last week in which I talk about complacency. Very recently I come across with that word again. This time the word
Choose direction over distance
Choose direction over distance! Those were the words of wisdom from Anand Pillai when I asked him what he wants to see young HR professionals do!
Focus on positives and move on!
I had a chat with a few of my friends this Sunday! Having kept in touch with them through Facebook for a while, I was finally happy to meet and spend time with them. I
How to make Performance Appraisals work for you !!
It is getting close to performance appraisal time in many companies and so here a few tips on how to make this best work for you. Performance appraisal period is always a
Leader’s Voice – Interview with Edwin James, Head HR at Marico
This time Your HR Buddy is honored to present a Leader’s voice who has Global experience in HR, Mr. Edwin Vinod James, Head of HR at Marico Limited for North Africa Region. Being an Indian
How did I handle Culture Shock
This the third part of an ongoing Brain drain series. In the past weeks I wrote about “The Great Indian Movement” in Part I and “Struggle of Indian Immigrant students in US”
Struggle of Indian Immigrant students in US
This is the second part of an ongoing series. Check out Part 1 of ‘Brain Drain Series’ the Great Indian Movement where readers like Sunil and Dan voiced their opinion. Last week
