SITUATIONSHIP VS A RELATIONSHIP AT THE WORKPLACE—Forgotten JDs and Resumes! Appraise an employee, but never forget what it tells you about your hiring decision, the JD that you crafted, the resume that you fell for, the goals that were set, the stage and state of the function/department, and the leadership that was in place! We met the person's business goals and targets, but how did the leadership equity contribute to it, and how did the function's programs add to this success? Did the JD find its full worth? Did it add significant value to the person's resume? Did it even do a better job than the person was already doing in her previous job? What happened to those promises and the potential for growth of the person? Resume loved and forgotten, interview feedback collected and forgotten, and the job description crafted and gutted! Why does all this happen when we review an employee's performance for the first time! What if we brought into the review discussion al...
Dear Vijai Pandey , You made my day with such a powerful recognition of my skills and personality... It all started when this morning, I was out for errands and saw on LinkedIn you tagged me on a job-related post. @helthifyme -Link below-- Post | Feed | LinkedIn Then I saw the JD and people's profiles (JD as can be seen here- Human Resources Director | Healthify | LinkedIn First I checked the JD, and it looked like a CHRO role for Healthifyme... Healthify FIRST IMPRESSION: Interestingly, in the About the Company" section, it's not about the company but the role (HR Director). OK , happens... SECOND IMPRESSION: Checked the job poster's profile: "HR Pro at the Helm"..Ms. Prerna T. (Here T stands for Tandon, having origin in Punjab.) Scroll down to check the screenshot! Then I checked, how she had shared the job post from her own LinkedIn profile...and here THE THIRD IMPRESSION: Nothing to write about the role, firm, culture, people, vision, or leadership; n...