Moving to a foreign country can be a challenging experience, with emotional barriers such as feelings of isolation often hindering a successful transition. But some effective strategies can help the process of creating a new home in a new country much smoother.
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Musk's podcast interview shed light on the criteria he used to determine which employees would remain at Twitter. He highlighted the importance of excelling in roles, holding critical positions, and prioritising the company's interests over personal agendas.
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The functions of the HRs have evolved with the onset of the pandemic. From being the workforce management team to nursing the workforce with the emergency services during lockdowns, HR professionals have travelled a long way in just two years.
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An effective corporate environment programme should be measurable and aligned to the organisation - its vision, business goals and preferably a part of their operations, and also must surmount the challenge of ensuring that everyone is on the same page, says Randy Goh, regional vice president, Asia at OpenText.
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In this edition of the People Matters Big Question series, we heard from Gaye Morris and Kunal Wadhwani on managing compensation in times of high inflation.
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Effective reskilling, talent diversity and digital tool automation can drive $1.4 trillion of revenue and $282 billion in profit, reveals Infosys study.
Be it by appointment or ouster or tragic end in a road accident, Indian-origin business leaders turned out to be newsmakers in 2022. Take a look at leaders who were newsmakers of 2022.
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Communication skills and networking with other women in the sector can help more women enter and make their mark in cybersecurity, says security engineer Jessie Jamieson.
