Practical writing on HR process, management, training and software for founders and HR teams at Indian startups and growing businesses.
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A day-by-day first-week plan for new new hires at insurers and insurance agencies, covering licence status, proposal forms, systems access, shadowing and a first customer call.
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Why workers leave mines and quarries, from unsafe benches and shifting piece rates to camp conditions, advances and operator ladders, with questions and records that surface the real reason.
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How packaging plants keep machines crewed: round-the-clock extrusion lines, day-heavy converting, a badli relief pool, swap-slips, phone-ladders for no-shows and festival leave planned early.
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A ready skill matrix for farm equipment works: stations from forge to test bay, a dot scale for each person, a gap sheet for one-name stations, and who updates it when.
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A first-week sheet for caretakers, MEP technicians, helpdesk staff and building managers joining a residential society, office park or mall, with sign-offs by site.
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What keeps skilled overlock operators, cutting masters, checkers and loom fitters in garment and textile units: pay shape, supervisors, a skill ladder and stay talks.
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Why a good loom fitter is worth many weavers, how fabric mills lose them, and the grade scale, training and night-cover rules that help a mill keep them.
6 min readRead articleWhat a commercial housekeeping company should set up first when a new contract arrives: a mobilisation sheet, a standing pool, team leaders, machine crews and head office records.
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A salesperson who funded three months of travel from his own pocket, a depot that reconciled headcount by phone, and a plant that ran its own rules. How FMCG businesses run HR across three operations that share a payroll deadline and little else.
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Forty-one reviews, in forty-one documents, in a folder nobody opens between March and March. What a performance system has to hold to be worth the licence, and the process decisions it will expose.
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Most frameworks are forty pages nobody opens. What a usable one contains, how to build it from the roles you already have, and how it connects to hiring, appraisal and progression.
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A survey sent to teaching staff during examinations, an appraisal cycle that ignored the term, and administrative staff who felt second-tier. How education institutions run HR on an academic year, and what parity between the three populations actually requires.
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