Productivity

Edgar Schein is considered as one of the forefathers of modern organizational psychology. He was the mind behind the “Career Anchors” framework. This framework hypothesizes that an individual’s workplace inclinations adhere to eight specific categories. The attributes of these proverbial anchors dictate how they perform at work. If your people end up in positions that don’t […]

Ever felt completely drained at work, struggling to focus, or unmotivated? Those are signs of burnout at work. Burnout is a state of mental, physical, and emotional exhaustion. It’s also the most common problem in modern work culture due to stiff market competition. According to a recent survey of HR leaders, up to 50% of

“Not all readers are leaders, but all leaders are readers.” -Harry Truman As a manager, you may feel like you don’t have time to read outside of a busy work schedule. However, with so much valuable information available, reading a little bit every day can go a long way in improving your leadership skills. Here

In today’s digital age, Human resources department is an outlier. Not in good sense, though. Just look at other departments & observe how data driven they are. Right from sales to products, finance to marketing. Each function has its own set of metrics, surfaced by the data from relevant sources. But HR metrics, in majority of the cases,

Motivation is the will to do something. And that will, comes from within. Herein lies the most difficult of challenges. How to motivate the team for achieving organization’s goals? Managers must direct individual efforts in the right direction. Most managers tend to think motivation as a subjective factor. Difficult to measure, almost impossible to set the