HR Policies Female Jobs in Pune

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Real estate traditionally has always had the perception of being a sector where land & buildings was the language required and people skills were of no great relevance. But, now, even big Real estate players are soon beginning to understand the importance of effective client servicing, enhanced team productivity and professional managerial skills. All of this are people skills revolving around the most important asset of any organization..PEOPLE.The effectiveness of an HR department can be gauged by the fact how it contributes to the organization as a channel of Help, as an OD interventionist and as a Controller.There was a time when one considered HR to be just a support function, because it did not contribute to the bottom line. However, with the boom in the economy and growth of the knowledge economy, HR has taken on a new role. As the focus moves from traditional brick and mortar organizations to more people oriented business like IT-ITeS, media etc.In spite of this so called increases in power, one of the biggest fears that HR faces today, according to experts is that of striking a balance between the employer and the employee. Experts say that HR seems to be facing the brunt of the employer and the employees as it still does not seem to have the authority to take a stand regarding issues dealing with the organization. This trend is typically seen in sectors like Real-estate in India, which is still highly promoter driven.HR will only find success in dealing with these issues if they are given the freedom to incorporate the necessary changes through an HR perspective. I personally believe that comprehending an organization right from its culture, ethos, policies, practices, values, is more important, to find a right candidate, rather than just rely on a well drafted Job description.The challenge for HR is therefore huge in the Real estate sector,and spread across various sectors including talent management i.e. talent acquisition, developm