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  • Why Attend Workshop?

    Why Attend Workshop?

    The workshop help people in their search for advice, direction and a glimpse of reality in regards to what their futures might have in store.  Attending a workshop is a tool for individuals seeking career path advice from successful and experienced personalities.
    Attending various career development workshops will help you explore the job market and enhance your career development.
    There are various workshop series as follows that helps in overall development.

    January 11, 2012 | 1 Comment More
  • Success Mantra– Biratnagar

    Success Mantra– Biratnagar


    “Success comes from diligence and positive attitude, along with self motivation”, said   Ranjit Acharya –resource person for Success Mantra during a one day workshop organized by merojob.com.

     Success Mantra was held at Hotel Ratna, Biratnagar in January 7 and participants from diverse organization participated in the workshop.  Participants were very much delighted to be a part of the workshop and gain life changing knowledge.

    January 11, 2012 | 0 Comments More
  • 10 traits essential for retaining success within you!

    10 traits essential for retaining success within you!

    “People talk a lot talk about what you should do to become successful, but I would argue that it’s more about who you are that makes the biggest impact,” says Eric Hamm. It’s the decisions we make on a daily basis, the habits we naturally form in our lives that determine the level of success we can achieve. Who we are determines how we react to life, even when we’re not consciously in the act of ‘being successful’.
    So here are 10 traits that by Hamm that are essential for obtaining lasting success in any endeavor.

    January 3, 2012 | 0 Comments More
  • How to Prepare for a Career in Human Resources

    How to Prepare for a Career in Human Resources

    Liking people is not the only qualification for pursuing a career in Human Resources. It helps, but it is insufficient to succeed. Human Resources jobs and careers continue to grow in sophistication and the expectations of employers increase every year. Employee development, employee retention, and a positive, motivating work environment are critical to business success.

    December 27, 2011 | 0 Comments More
  • Funny Mistakes in CV!!

    Funny Mistakes in CV!!

    Merojob.com presents you some of the sentences  from resumes and cover letters that were printed in the July 21, 1997 issue of Fortune Magazine: The spelling is exactly the way it appeared in the magazine.

    1. “I demand a salary commiserate with my extensive experience.”

    2. “I have lurnt Word Perfect 6.0 computor and spreadsheet progroms.”

    December 21, 2011 | 0 Comments More

Education & Training

Why Attend Workshop?

Why Attend Workshop?

The workshop help people in their search for advice, direction and a glimpse of reality in regards to what their futures might have in store.  Attending a workshop is a tool for individuals seeking career path advice from successful and experienced personalities.
Attending various career development workshops will help you explore the job market and enhance your career development.
There are various workshop series as follows that helps in overall development.

January 11, 2012 | 1 Comment More

Humors

मन्त्रि ज्यू ………

भर्खर विवाह गरेका नया जोडि मन्त्रिजिसँग आशिर्वाद माग्न गएछन्-

जोडि : मन्त्रि ज्यू हामिलाई आशिर्वाद दिनुस! …

मन्त्रिजि : “अहँ मन्त्रिको काम होईन  मात्रै उदघाटन गर्ने हो ।” उदघाटन  गर्न दिने भये गरुला !…………………

December 25, 2011 | 1 Comment More

Job Preparation

काम??

काम??

 यसमा केही सत्यता छ तर पुरै होइन । खल्तिमा लक्कु अर्थात आनासुकि नभएपछि खानै पर्छ भन्छन् यो । जवानी भएकालाई त केमा जागिर छ भन्ने कुरैले कस्ती कन्या भन्ने सम्म जुराउँछ रे । यो नखाँदा जति सजिलो हुन्छ खाए पछि भने गा¥हो । बाले काठमाडौ छिर्दा सेतो टिका र खादा लगाइदिदै भनेका थिए राम्रा बिषय पढ्नु । म जब गाउँबाट सहर पसे मनमा केही कुरा थिएन जो साँच्चै सहरमा बसेर पुरा गरौ । तर एउटा कुरा भने मलाई सधै लाग्ने गरेको थियो म पत्रकार बन्न पाए ।

June 3, 2011 | 6 Comments More

Self Development

10 traits essential for retaining success within you!

10 traits essential for retaining success within you!

“People talk a lot talk about what you should do to become successful, but I would argue that it’s more about who you are that makes the biggest impact,” says Eric Hamm. It’s the decisions we make on a daily basis, the habits we naturally form in our lives that determine the level of success we can achieve. Who we are determines how we react to life, even when we’re not consciously in the act of ‘being successful’.
So here are 10 traits that by Hamm that are essential for obtaining lasting success in any endeavor.

January 3, 2012 | 0 Comments More

Seminar

Success Mantra– Biratnagar

Success Mantra– Biratnagar


“Success comes from diligence and positive attitude, along with self motivation”, said   Ranjit Acharya –resource person for Success Mantra during a one day workshop organized by merojob.com.

 Success Mantra was held at Hotel Ratna, Biratnagar in January 7 and participants from diverse organization participated in the workshop.  Participants were very much delighted to be a part of the workshop and gain life changing knowledge.

January 11, 2012 | 0 Comments More

Workplace Environment

How Corporates can Build in-house Learning and Development Units?

How Corporates can Build in-house Learning and Development Units?

Having a learning and development (L&D) function at the heart of a business can be immensely valuable. We refer to this as a corporate learning unit (CLU), which can integrate training and development across the company, provide cross-divisional learning programs and help to ensure that all learning is aligned with the company’s strategic objectives.

While there is no single “right” way to build a CLU, if its strategic mission, scope, structure and operating processes are not aligned, it will not perform at its best. With that in mind, here are 10 points to consider when designing a corporate learning function.

1. Define the CLU’s mandate. Which aspects of learning and development will be centralized? Which will remain

decentralized, while coming under central control? Which employees fall within the unit’s remit? What sorts of training development will it offer? The details of the CLU’s scope will vary considerably between companies; what is important is that the objectives are clear, realistic and reached by negotiation rather than assertion. Once the mandate is agreed, the CLU’s actions must always be aligned with it, but you should bear in mind that the mandate will evolve as the company’s circumstances change.

2. Nominate a champion. Objectives and plans are not enough.

Unless the project is led by a person of recognized authority, the risk of falling short of your goals is high. This project

champion must have both personal credibility and strong support from top management in the corporate center.

3. Decide on a structure and establish a network. The structure could be anything from a US-style corporate university to a looser European-style federation of learning managers. Either way, you will need a coordinating body to run the show and a network of people who will be responsible for implementing the CLU’s decisions across the company.

4. Rationalize L&D offerings across the company. Reducing duplication will usually lead to immediate, substantial cost savings, and is a good way to get a quick win early on. You should also set up a global reporting system that will give the company an overview of how much it is spending on L&D and exactly where the money is going.

5. Centralize IT systems. Aim to have all L&D providers in the organization use one single learning management system to handle things such as the program portfolio, delivery logistics, participant nomination and evaluation. This system should connect to the reporting system mentioned above and the HR systems that record employees’ training and development.

6. Structure the global program portfolio. The CLU should provide a coherent, structured selection of programs, with clear criteria indicating what is centralized and what is decentralized. Typically, induction courses and programs aimed at the top echelons of management are designed and handled centrally; those for mid-level managers are designed centrally but delivered locally; and training programs that are specific to one particular business unit or region are designed and delivered there to agreed central standards.
7. Set up a network of trainers. Some companies require each decentralized unit or region to find its own speakers, coaches and so forth. Others prefer to set up a central pool of in-house certified trainers who can be deployed across the business. This has the added benefit of providing development opportunities for these managers as well.

8. Establish a vendor database and agree on outsourcing processes. Your company’s standard procurement protocols will form the foundation of this work but more specific L&D processes will also need to be agreed. Issues to consider include the company’s ability to deliver programs in-house, and the quality and relevance of external providers, including the value of having an outside perspective.

9. Equip your CLU as a center of expertise. A number of companies have started to set up CLUs in a way that allows them to provide support services for the business as a whole. For example, the CLU might be contracted to design a specific program to meet the needs of a local business unit. With the right experts on board, the CLU can effectively become a source of in-house consultants who can help diagnose organizational development problems.

10. Ensure good governance. The governing body will usually be different from the coordinating body mentioned in point three. Its job is to keep the CLU’s mandate up to date and constantly aligned with corporate strategy; to make sure that the executive responsible for running the CLU has the authority needed to do his or her job effectively; and to ensure that the CLU is properly resourced. It should, therefore, be composed of stakeholders from the business and the board as well as HR.

Source:
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/features/corporate-dossier/how-corporates-can-build-in-house-learning-and-development-units/articleshow/8792922.cms?curpg=2

June 17, 2011 | 0 Comments More

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Chris’ Meeting–Humor

Chris’ Meeting–Humor

Phil and I are engaged in a serious Google whack battle when we spot Chris heading in our direction. Chris is looking very serious. So serious that Phil decides now would be a good time to disappear and feigns an urgent business call on his Blackberry. With a sigh I close Google down to give Chris the impression of having my undivided attention. He is one of the growing number of managers which think that I report to him – four at the last count, three of whom are all of the opinion that they are managing the same project. I use the term ‘managing’ loosely as they all seem unaware of the other managers who may or may not be doing the same job as them. Still, Chris is the one that I have to work round at this moment in time.

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