Thursday, December 25, 2014

PF Amendments and Proposed PF 2014-15 (Dec 17, 2014)

Dear Professional, FYI... http://www.citehr.com/312425-epf-latest-amendment-provident-fund.html Proposed PF Amendments Http://Labour.Gov.In/Upload/Uploadfi...FMPAct1952.Pdf

Plenty of jobs based on your domain with experience level as well as location preference

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Wednesday, December 24, 2014

PRACTICAL CORE HR TRAINING DVD - Get your copy today for self learning activity

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Thursday, December 4, 2014

PRACTICAL CORE HR TRAINING (Learn Core HR from the leaders in the market) @ Hyderabad

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Interviews Dos and Dont’s

Dear All, Interviews Dos and Dont’s Do’s : Pre knowledge is must. Gather the information about the organization before hand itself Punctuality leads to success. Arrive 10-15 minutes early prior to the interview Focus on the non- verbal communication skills – eye contact, hand shakes , no giggling or frowning Be true to yourself while answering the interview panel Don’t fumble when you don’t know the answer be straightforward to answer that you have no idea Be courteous to thank the interviewer after it’s over Dont’s : Never be pessimistic towards the previous employer No ambiguity . Be specific No chewing of gums, smoking , eating, biting of nails Never raise the issues of salary packages, leaves, notice period at the time of interview Keep your phone on silent mode Don’t be rude or rowdy towards the interviewer

Resignation Vs Appraisal

How To Make A Resume

Dear All, How To Make A Resume:  “ The best resume is one which cannot be overlooked by any employer”  It is necessary to have a proper well balanced resume to get yourself a good job. There are certain things that a person should keep in mind while writing a resume. Have a clear objective and it is the first step to mention the objective in the resume. The whole search should revolve around the objective that you have mentioned. Be clear and precise while providing the details about yourself. Be simple in the use of your language and try using the technical jargon. Try to make bullet points while furnishing your details. Don’t make your resume a research paper and confine it to 1-2 pages. Trying using certain keywords that highlight your resume to the recruiters.

Common HUMAN Resource Abbreviations

Dear All, FYI... Common H.R. Abbreviations: Objective: Abbreviations are considered as the luxury of the lazy. Yet, life in the profession could be quite un-exciting without them. How many times have you noticed the Boss/Manager/Supervisor marking you the papers in the office by writing, "FNA". And then you carry out the task & send him the note "FKAP". Similarly, "FKPP", "KA", "ASAP","KRA", "MBO", etc. etc. have all been be widely used, understood or abused in the "CJ" of "MNC"&"LJ". For the under-exposed or less-initiated professional corporate mortals (like most of us) needing "HS" breeding, these alphabets packaged in inverted commas mean, "For necessary action", "For Kind Approval Please", "For Kind Perusal Please", "Kindly Advise", "As Soon As Possible", "Key Results Area", "Management By Objectives", "Corporate Jungle", "Multi-National Corporation", You still have not got the meaning of "HS"! How "LS"? ("High Society", "Low Society") Coming back to the world of Management Abbreviations, I've compiled a reasonably decent list for your everyday benefit. This list is for professional enrichment and amusement without any copyright attachment. A AAMOF - As A Matter Of Fact AAR - After Action Review AFAIK - As Far As I Know AL - Accelerated Learning ALARA - As Low As Reasonably Achievable ASAP - As Soon As Possible ATS - Advanced Training System A/V - Audio Visual B B&P - Bid and Proposal BEER - Behavior, Effect, Expectation, Results (for feedback for improvement) BET - Behavior, Effect, Thanks (for positive feedback) BPR - Business Process Re-engineering BST - Basic Skills Trainer BTW - By The Way C CAI - Computer-Aided Instruction CAUSED - Can they do it, do they have a positive Attitude, is it Useful to them, are they Skilled in it, do they have similar Experience, is it Different. CAX - Computer Assisted Exercises CBI - Computer-Based Instruction CBT - Computer-Based Training or Competency Based Training CETA - Cost-Effective Training Analysis CMI - Computer Managed Instruction CP - Change Proposal CPI - Continuous Process Improvement CYA - Cover Your A** D DMP - Data Management Plan DR - Design Review DSM - Don't Shoot Me DTP - Detailed Test Plan E ECR - Electronic Classroom ENDEX - End of EXercise ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning EOD - End Of Discussion EPSS - Electronic Performance Support System ERIC - Educational Resources Information Center ET - Embedded Training; Evaluation Tool ETC - Estimate To Complete EQ - Emotional Quotient F FOJT - Formal On-the-Job Training FTX - Field Training Exercise FWIW - For What It's Worth FYCP - Future Years Corporate Plan FYI - For Your Information G GIGO - Garbage In, Garbage Out GOK - God Only Knows GTA - Graphical Training Aid H HPT - Human Performance Technology HR - Human Resources HRD - Human Resource Development HRM - Human Resource Management HUMINT - Human Intelligence I I&D - Integration and Development I&KP - Instructor and Key Personnel IAW - In Accordance With ICW - Interactive Courseware IIRC - If I Recall Correctly IKPT - Instructor and Key Personnel Training IMI - Interactive Multimedia Instruction IMHO - In My Humble Opinion INPO - In No Particular Order I/O - Input/Output IOW - In Other Words IPT - Integrated Product Team IQ - Intelligence Quotient ISD - Instructional System Development ISD/SAT - Instructional Systems Development/Systems Approach to Training IT - Instructional Technology ITP - Individual Training Plan ITS - Integrated Training System or Individual Training Standard J JA - Job Aid JITT - Just-In-Time Training K KA - Knowledge Acquisition KAS (KSA) - Knowledge, Attitudes, Skills KISS - Keep It Simple Stupid KITA - Kick In The Ass (a motivational method) KN – Kind notice L LG - Lecture Guide LO - Learning Objective LRC - Learning Resource Center M MINIEX - Mini-EXercise MOP - Measure Of Performance MPA - Motivation Problem analysis MS - Milestone N NA - Needs Assessment NDI - Non Developmental Item NIS - Not In Specification NLP - Neuro-Linguistic Programming O OJT - On-the-Job Training OOBE - Out-Of-Box Experience OTM - One Time Measure OTOH - On The Other Hand P P3I - Pre-Planned Product Improvement PA - Performance Assessment PE - Practical Exercise PEBCAK- Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard PFA - Pulled from the Air PITA - Pain In The Ass PMFJI - Pardon Me For Jumping In PPM - Policy and Procedures Manual PPP - Personnel Performance Profile PR - Program Review PTR - Problem Trouble Report PFA – Please find attached Q QA - Quality Assurance QAR - Quality Assurance Evaluator QC - Quality Control QI - Quality Improvement QM - Quality Management QVT - Quality Verification Test R RAD - Rapid Application Development RBM - Rational Behavioral Model RESA - Research, Evaluation, and Systems Analysis RFI - Request For Information RFP - Request For Proposal RFT - Ready For Training ROTFL, ROTFLMAO - Rolling On The Floor Laughing My Ass Off RTFM - Read The F****** Manual S SAT - Systems Approach to Training SGI - Small Group Instruction SGL - Small Group Leader SIM - Simulator SIMTECH - Simulation Technology SITD - Still In The Dark SKA - Skills, Knowledge, Attitude SMART - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time based (objective and goal setting) SME - Subject Matter Expert SOO - Statement Of Objectives SOW - Statement Of Work SPEC - Specification SQ3R - Survey the material to be learned, develop Questions about the material, Read the material, Recall the key ideas, Review the material (learning strategy) SQT - Skills Qualification Test STRAP - System Training Plan STX - Situational Training Exercise SWAG - Scientific Wild Ass Guess T T&D - Training and Development T&E - Training And Evaluation TA - Transactional Analysis TADS - Training Analysis Data Sheet TADSS - Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, and Simulations TBA - To Be Announced TBD - To Be Determined TDNS - Training Development Needs Statement TDS - Training Development Study TE - Training Emphasis TEA - Training Effectiveness Advocate or Training Effectiveness Analysis TEE - Training Effectiveness Evaluation TEEP - Training Effectiveness Evaluation Plan TEMP - Test and Evaluation Master Plan TFT - Technical Feasibility Test TINSTAAFL - There Is No Such Thing As A Free Lunch TKT - Threshold Knowledge Test TLA - Training Level Assignment TLO - Terminal Learning Objective TM - Technical Manual TMO - Training Material Outline TMP - Training Management Plan TO - Task Order TOIS - Task Oriented Instructional System TOS - Training Objective Statement TPR - Trained Personnel Requirement TPTB - The Powers That Be TQM - Total Quality Management TQR - Training Quality Report TR - Training Requirement TRADE - Training Devices TSA - Training Situation Analysis TSFC - Training System Functional Characteristics TSP - Training Support Package TT - Technical Test TTHSS - Touch, Taste, Hear, Sight, Smell (5 Senses) TWI - Training Within Industry V VAK - Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic VI - Visual Information VV&A - Verification, Validation, and Accreditation VV&C - Verification, Validation and Certification W WAG - Wild Assed Guess WBI - Web Based Instruction WBPSS - Web Based Performance Support System WBS - Work Breakdown Structure WIIFM - What's In It For Me WYSBYGI - What You See Before You Get It WYSIWYG - What You See Is What You Get Y YAFA - Yet Another Fine Acronym YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary YOYO - You're On Your Own YTD - Year To Date Z ZD - Zero Defects