Job Hoppers have they benefitted more then the loyal employees?. Anil Kalkar
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Very true. One should not be loyal to a company (unless it is a Public Sector Company) but to one's own profession and professionalism.
If one wants to be loyal to a Pvt co., then it should be the kind which STANDS BY its employees during times of crisis; rather than dumping their employees at the first whiff of rumors of an impending recession.
Very relevant and useful PPT. Truth may be bitter.
Thanks and regards.
From India, Delhi
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If one wants to be loyal to a Pvt co., then it should be the kind which STANDS BY its employees during times of crisis; rather than dumping their employees at the first whiff of rumors of an impending recession.
Very relevant and useful PPT. Truth may be bitter.
Thanks and regards.
From India, Delhi
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Dear Anil,
You are absolutely right. Only the professional people can think and do so. This is the private sector; the company will love you until you are fulfilling the requirements of the company. Good one, keep it up!
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Rakesh Kashyap
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You are absolutely right. Only the professional people can think and do so. This is the private sector; the company will love you until you are fulfilling the requirements of the company. Good one, keep it up!
Regards,
Rakesh Kashyap
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Dear Anil Absolutely brilliant piece of information. I feel readers at Citehr.com should go through the attachment. Thanks in tons for your post at Citehr.com !!!!!
From India, Mumbai
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From India, Mumbai
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Excellent!
It's really true. While reading this, I felt it's the same story of mine. I was loyal to my company in every manner and waited years after years for a better upgrade, when they would judge my skills and capabilities, but all in vain.
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Mitali
From India, New Delhi
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It's really true. While reading this, I felt it's the same story of mine. I was loyal to my company in every manner and waited years after years for a better upgrade, when they would judge my skills and capabilities, but all in vain.
Regards,
Mitali
From India, New Delhi
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