Rewarding employees correctly based on how they perform is a tricky area for companies, but if they get it wrong then productivity and motivation levels can nose-dive.
Author - Ruhie Pande
the role of Chief Human Resources Officer with the 125-year-old international conglomerate Godrej Group for their newest company, Godrej Capital. With 2 decades of exceptional experience of building and enabling engaged and capable people power across a diverse set of industries, Ruhie is a seasoned HR professional who passionate about coaching, leading HR transformation strategy and diversity.
Ruhie has won several awards and received industry recognition throughout her career for her contribution to HR.
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Modernization of legacy system is a crucial step before moving to predictive tools
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