Dear Seniors,
I joined this company in August, and I'm the only HR here. I want to do something special on the occasion of Diwali for my employees. I am looking for some good ideas to celebrate Diwali here.
From India, Mumbai
I joined this company in August, and I'm the only HR here. I want to do something special on the occasion of Diwali for my employees. I am looking for some good ideas to celebrate Diwali here.
From India, Mumbai
Dear Sonal,
You don't say that Diwali is the only occasion; it is the best opportunity to connect with employees. There are many options such as celebrations, watching, and sweets. You can find what is suitable for your company.
With Regards,
Vineet Deshmukh
From India, Yavatmal
You don't say that Diwali is the only occasion; it is the best opportunity to connect with employees. There are many options such as celebrations, watching, and sweets. You can find what is suitable for your company.
With Regards,
Vineet Deshmukh
From India, Yavatmal
Hi Sonal, You can organize dance, singing, rangoli competition, musical chair, traditional dress. These are small things but makes a lot of difference. Thanks Anju
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
Give 3 months salary as Diwali bonus, your employees will definitely be delighted. No need of celebs. Pon
From India, Lucknow
From India, Lucknow
Hi Sonal, even in my college, I'm celebrating Diwali celebrations. You can keep some contests such as debate or speech, or an ethnic wear style dress day, which can make a difference for one day from the boring usual working day.
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Dear Sonal,
I think this is a great opportunity for bonding and enhancing self-esteem. You could have competitions with good prizes as follows:
1. Creativity - with Diwali as the theme.
2. A cultural show.
3. An exciting meal.
Depending on the strength of employees, you could divide them into teams of a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 or more, but always an odd number.
Best of luck!
Sunder Lalvani,
Veteran (Indian Army)
I think this is a great opportunity for bonding and enhancing self-esteem. You could have competitions with good prizes as follows:
1. Creativity - with Diwali as the theme.
2. A cultural show.
3. An exciting meal.
Depending on the strength of employees, you could divide them into teams of a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 or more, but always an odd number.
Best of luck!
Sunder Lalvani,
Veteran (Indian Army)
You can have some competitions such as table decoration, rangoli, best dressed male and female (traditional dresses) and distribute prizes for 1st and 2nd place. If it's a small organization, you can also order lunch and distribute sweets or gifts to everyone.
From India
From India
First decide the budget - get it approved and then think...How many employees are there...? What is the company setup - is there any place wherein u all can have lunch together..?
From India, Jaipur
From India, Jaipur
First, get your office decorated with flowers, balloons, rangoli, and lamps. Then you may organize tombola, musical chairs, etc. Finally, have lunch/dinner or refreshments (based on the budget) and definitely give gifts or some sweets to employees.
From India, Gurgaon
From India, Gurgaon
Hi Sonal,
You can request all the employees to come in their Ethnic wear, and you can arrange for a decent ramp walk in your department itself. A small stretch to walk at least 15 steps. The best-dressed with the best attitude on the ramp walk would win a prize.
Regards,
Praseena
From United Kingdom, London
You can request all the employees to come in their Ethnic wear, and you can arrange for a decent ramp walk in your department itself. A small stretch to walk at least 15 steps. The best-dressed with the best attitude on the ramp walk would win a prize.
Regards,
Praseena
From United Kingdom, London
Dear Sonal,
As many have suggested, some kind of cultural program with the flavor of competition and exciting prizes will surely get everyone involved. A special lunch would definitely make the occasion enjoyable.
All the best
From India, New Delhi
As many have suggested, some kind of cultural program with the flavor of competition and exciting prizes will surely get everyone involved. A special lunch would definitely make the occasion enjoyable.
All the best
From India, New Delhi
Dear Sonal,
If I were you, I would split this into two parts:
1. Tie up with an NGO, old age home, or orphanage and invite your colleagues to be a part of spreading happiness by sharing.
2. Have an in-house event that ensures the participation of all your employees. Options can include a quiz, talent show, or a musical/cultural event.
Have a great celebration,
Yoganand
From India, Bangalore
If I were you, I would split this into two parts:
1. Tie up with an NGO, old age home, or orphanage and invite your colleagues to be a part of spreading happiness by sharing.
2. Have an in-house event that ensures the participation of all your employees. Options can include a quiz, talent show, or a musical/cultural event.
Have a great celebration,
Yoganand
From India, Bangalore
Dear Sonali,
Give your colleagues the 'light' of their life. We offer handwriting analysis services to corporates as 'fun' too. Our analysts can provide a 'fun' analysis and at the same time can uncover some of their hidden issues. We have conducted several such events, and I am confident that this will be a 'first' for your company.
From India, Bangalore
Give your colleagues the 'light' of their life. We offer handwriting analysis services to corporates as 'fun' too. Our analysts can provide a 'fun' analysis and at the same time can uncover some of their hidden issues. We have conducted several such events, and I am confident that this will be a 'first' for your company.
From India, Bangalore
Hi all, I am currently heading the HR Dept of my company and want to give gift to my labours .Kindly guide what all are the option to make our labours delighted. regards, uroos
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
thank you so much for all your suggestions... i will surely implement some of these... Shivnayak for the handwriting analysis how can we go forward about it??
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Hi Sonal.
On the occasion of Pooja, can the company distribute sweets packets along with some branded crackers? Additionally, before the holiday, can the company arrange a lunch/dinner plan in the office campus? Furthermore, could the company organize a bonus for all staff members as a way to make employees happy and provide a family-like environment?
From India, Calcutta
On the occasion of Pooja, can the company distribute sweets packets along with some branded crackers? Additionally, before the holiday, can the company arrange a lunch/dinner plan in the office campus? Furthermore, could the company organize a bonus for all staff members as a way to make employees happy and provide a family-like environment?
From India, Calcutta
Its correct first we decide the budget and all other programs first tell me your company,budget,where it is,then you get good suggestion from others.
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
If u want the celebration more genuine and useful... Please go for tree planting with your celebration plans d.balavinayagam
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
I completely second Yoganand here. Just to add to what he has mentioned, we may opt for a donation box or charity without keeping any limit on the donation amount. Towards the end, collect all the amount and hand them over to the Charitable Trust/NGO/Orphanage, etc. With due respect to all, I also second their thoughts on celebrating Diwali in different ways. That would give you external joy, but this activity will give you internal peace. Good Luck, Sonali.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Hi Yoganand,
A very good suggestion. A very direct and firm way to tell your employees that you care. Though what I would suggest is to do anything but work. Let the colleagues be together without the work.
Best wishes,
Axita
From India, Chandigarh
A very good suggestion. A very direct and firm way to tell your employees that you care. Though what I would suggest is to do anything but work. Let the colleagues be together without the work.
Best wishes,
Axita
From India, Chandigarh
Organize a Cultural Programme featuring well-known artists. There will be a Fancy Dress competition for employees, their family members, group dances, etc., followed by a 'Lunch/Dinner' with family members. Additionally, arrange for gifts for all the participants.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear Sonal, It is the good chance for you to personally connect to your organisation employees.You can decide the celebration of the same according to your company budget.
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
Hi Sonal,
I think if there is a budget problem in the company, we can collect a very small amount from the employees to conduct games for them and distribute prizes among them. This way, they will feel refreshed.
Neha Verma
HR
From India, Ludhiana
I think if there is a budget problem in the company, we can collect a very small amount from the employees to conduct games for them and distribute prizes among them. This way, they will feel refreshed.
Neha Verma
HR
From India, Ludhiana
In my opinion, it is good to celebrate Diwali with your employees by distributing sweets and gifts for their families. However, before doing so, it is important to provide them with a little knowledge about Diwali celebrations and the safety of themselves and their families during fireworks.
From India, Udaipur
From India, Udaipur
Dear Pon, It certainly is not rocket science and even rocket science is available in books. Since she wanted the specific details I asked her to contact me directly
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
i am appreciating you, regarding diwali celibration do two thing make get to gether in company and try to make fire works program for ur all employee and make dinner arrangement and all ......
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
Hi,
In case you're planning to order lunch for employees on the Diwali occasion, my suggestion is that you can organize a "POTLUCK", where each employee can bring something prepared from home, whether it's homemade lunch or sweets from outside. It doesn't matter if the quantity is less because when more employees participate, it automatically becomes sufficient for all. It's truly fun!
Regards,
Jessica :)
From India, Mumbai
In case you're planning to order lunch for employees on the Diwali occasion, my suggestion is that you can organize a "POTLUCK", where each employee can bring something prepared from home, whether it's homemade lunch or sweets from outside. It doesn't matter if the quantity is less because when more employees participate, it automatically becomes sufficient for all. It's truly fun!
Regards,
Jessica :)
From India, Mumbai
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