Congratulation and thank you all for providing such a great place,,,,,
now we are used to if we have any problem , query related to HR then surely we will get here ....
i got lot of knowledge and idea
thanks a lot and congratulation to all for part of cite.Hr
From India, Gurgaon
13now we are used to if we have any problem , query related to HR then surely we will get here ....
i got lot of knowledge and idea
thanks a lot and congratulation to all for part of cite.Hr
From India, Gurgaon
Dear Mr. Roy
It is great to note that our Cite.co has reached beyond 100 Million Visitors/beneficiaries. The entire credit goes to you as the idea of developing the site which is highy useful for the HR community. We all are simply following this site and gaining knowledge regarding HR, IR, Admin, Law, Finance, Sales as specific and various subjects of use in our daily life in generic.
Thank you very much for your initiations and we have full of confidence that this site will achieve many more milestones.
From India, Kumbakonam
It is great to note that our Cite.co has reached beyond 100 Million Visitors/beneficiaries. The entire credit goes to you as the idea of developing the site which is highy useful for the HR community. We all are simply following this site and gaining knowledge regarding HR, IR, Admin, Law, Finance, Sales as specific and various subjects of use in our daily life in generic.
Thank you very much for your initiations and we have full of confidence that this site will achieve many more milestones.
From India, Kumbakonam
absolutely Right here i would like to say to all Moderator and Senior Member please share your Experience and two line for us about your journey in Cite.Hr.
how and when this idea generate and you decide to start this community. what was your inspiration and how much problem you faced !!!!
it will be our great pleasure to listen form everyone.....
on this milestone please come everyone share something ....
From India, Gurgaon
how and when this idea generate and you decide to start this community. what was your inspiration and how much problem you faced !!!!
it will be our great pleasure to listen form everyone.....
on this milestone please come everyone share something ....
From India, Gurgaon
Thanks Everyone - I cannot accept credit for this. The credit entirely goes to the people who have shared their time and knowledge generously, without having any expectations in return. We make it a point to have no points or badges other than a senior member tag. My role is, and has always been to keep the engine going - so this is like a crowd sourced ship where we have many captains, mentors and students and I am in the engine room.
Our biggest strength and our biggest weakness is the same - we don't have a corporate star promoting this community. It's a strength because people are not in a shadow of someone who wants attention - and a weakness because at times of financial crunch we can't sell any sponsorships. Actually we are just not good at selling but had it been a corporate star running this - sponsorship would not have been an issue. People (not enough) don't really donate in India - so the wikipedia kind of revenue is out. And the ads we run are not that profitable - had we been in the US or UK - the ads would've generated a lot - but not in India. So because of this we have almost died many times but have managed to stay afloat. But this probably happens with all companies - so I take it as part of life. That's my story, Pawan.
Would be great to hear from other members - stories of how people found CiteHR and how the people here helped them or why they decided to help others.
Regards,
Sid
From India, Gurgaon
Our biggest strength and our biggest weakness is the same - we don't have a corporate star promoting this community. It's a strength because people are not in a shadow of someone who wants attention - and a weakness because at times of financial crunch we can't sell any sponsorships. Actually we are just not good at selling but had it been a corporate star running this - sponsorship would not have been an issue. People (not enough) don't really donate in India - so the wikipedia kind of revenue is out. And the ads we run are not that profitable - had we been in the US or UK - the ads would've generated a lot - but not in India. So because of this we have almost died many times but have managed to stay afloat. But this probably happens with all companies - so I take it as part of life. That's my story, Pawan.
Would be great to hear from other members - stories of how people found CiteHR and how the people here helped them or why they decided to help others.
Regards,
Sid
From India, Gurgaon
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