Binod Shrestha Employees who feel valued at work are often more productive, happier, and less likely to leave the organization for other employment opportunities. Knowing the importance of valued employees and how to show appreciation can create a strong organizational culture. This not only makes the employee feel important and wanted by the organization but …
Madan Lal Pradhan ‘Great on paper’ is no guarantee for success. Academic qualifications cease to be of any help if there are no matching contributions. The present-day business requirements are very different and demanding than what they used to be. To be successful in the corporate world, everyone should contribute towards value addition besides being …
Sai Kumar Chandran I was in a series of conversations with some leaders recently, and we were discussing how some senior and middle level professionals are more successful than others. Our conversations were centring around, what made these leaders more successful than the others! We looked at a variety of reasons: from education, to experience, …
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Times are quite challenging for a developing country like Nepal to resume normalcy after facing two years of economic turbulence created by the Covid-19 pandemic. Things are particularly difficult also in the sense that the country is struggling to manage the federal system of governance which it adopted five years ago after the promulgation of …
In his career spanning over 20 years, Deepesh Kumar Vaidya has worked in different capital market companies in Nepal and the United States. His work experience spans from starting his career at Nepal Merchant Banking & Finance Limited (now NMB Bank Limited) in 2000; working as a financial analyst in a Wall Street firm in the US; …
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the HRM In the hospitality sector, which was the hardest hit by the multiple waves of coronavirus outbreaks in the last two years, the recent months have brought some relief as activities are picking up in the travel and tourism sector with the normalcy returning to the sector. After seeing record lows in room occupancy …
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Nepal, Qatar Agree to Renew Bilateral Labor Agreement Nepal and Qatar have agreed to renew the bilateral labor agreement. The understanding to this effect was reached at a meeting held between Minister for Labor, Employment, and Social Security, Krishna Kumar Shrestha, and Labor Minister of Qatar, Dr Ali Bin Samikh Al Marri in the third …
Promi Pradhan We have gone into PRIORITIZATION mode. Prioritization…difficult to pronounce, equally difficult to manage and execute. What is essential remains to be our focus, a strikingly significant fallout, or shall we say a boon of the Covid-19 pandemic. We can see approaches to life, to career and most other things have changed. Individually, many …
Rohit Manucha is a certified executive coach with core expertise is in organizational transformation and effectiveness and has over 13 years of experience in aligning organizations with their strategic agenda and managing transformation across 20 countries. He is currently the Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) at the Dubai-based SIH-AGH. In an interview with the HRM, Manucha …
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Sai Kumar Chandran The English word politics has its roots in the name of Aristotle’s classic work, Politiká, which introduced the Greek term politiká. In this book, Aristotle discussed the city (πόλις : polis) or “political community” as opposed to other types of communities and partnerships such as the household and village. Eventually, the word …
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