Tejaswini Singhal
Senior Correspondent at The Economic Times
Senior Correspondent at @economictimes @ETHRWORLD | Alumna @IIMC_India People, Finance, Lifestyle and News! Tweets/Retweets = Personal
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2 weeks ago |
hr.economictimes.indiatimes.com | Tejaswini Singhal
Recruitment 2 min read Sales and Client Partners remain in high demand because companies are always on the lookout for top talent to win new deals and expand their market share. Similarly, tech roles focused on specialized, differentiated capabilities such as AI, DXP skills are crucial for driving innovation and ensuring operational efficiency. Very often as companies tighten their hiring budgets, many roles are put on pause.
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2 weeks ago |
hr.economictimes.indiatimes.com | Tejaswini Singhal
Free food and pizza Fridays don’t make a winning culture. Trust does. It’s about how employees feel, the experiences they go through, and the connections they make. A winning culture is built when people feel valued and emotionally connected to the organization! At Reliance, wellness isn’t just an initiative - it’s a way of life.
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2 months ago |
hr.economictimes.indiatimes.com | Tejaswini Singhal
ETHRWorld Podcast with Vishpala Reddy, Head - Human Resources, Philips Indian Subcontinent Chief Resilience Officer: A new HR role India Inc might need Vishpala Reddy, the Head of Human Resources at Philips Indian Subcontinent, reflects on her diverse career spanning five industries: IT, consulting, financial services, consumer internet, and healthcare.
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Sep 3, 2024 |
hr.economictimes.indiatimes.com | Tejaswini Singhal
Mahindra Finance is building a strong pipeline to welcome women leaders in the workforce. In an exclusive interaction with ETHRWorld, Manish Sinha, CHRO, Mahindra Finance, highlighted the key initiatives that the company is taking up, and some of its hiring plans for the future.
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Jul 16, 2024 |
flipboard.com | Tejaswini Singhal
India News7 hours agoPlea to CJI Chandrachud on Modi government's money bill 'ploy' to avoid scrutiny by Rajya SabhaThe Telegraph Online - R.
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IndiGo becomes the world's most valuable airline, with a market cap of $23 billion.
What goes behind closed doors in these companies often tells a very different story. Can we really trust these rankings?
🚨 LinkedIn unveiled its Top 25 Companies to work in India. 1. Tata Consultancy Services 2. Accenture 3. Infosys 4. Fidelity Investments 5. Cognizant 6. Oracle 7. JPMorgan Chase 8. Amazon 9. Alphabet Inc. 10. DTCC 11. Capgemini 12. Salesforce 13. Synopsys Inc. 14.
Hahahaha, that's pretty close to reality!😂 Just missing a cup of espresso :P https://t.co/Vzk5MRo06w
