Feb 26, 2019 Posted by Ranu Lohiya in Uncategorized | 22 comments In today’s competitive world, every organizational function is dependent on technology and HR is no exception to this. Managers are moving towards better ideas and ways to enhance productivity of human resource in the organization. Decisions are now being taken more strategically. HR […]
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By Andre Lavoie You see your team being disengaged at work every day. They sit at their workstations, heads down and quiet—clicking mouses and tapping keyboards. Then they punch out. This could go on like this for a long time, and then eventually some people will leave. New employees will come in, and more will
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