Employee engagement techniques, like intranet information sites and coffee room poster campaigns have become passive these days. Gone are the days when they could hold the concentration of employees to make any impact other than wasting HR budgets. The posters have become just wallpaper.
This is an article written as a rebuttal to IIM Bangalore`s article for the Great Indian B-School debate 24 hours earlier
Institution : IIM Bangalore
“Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.” -Edward Abbey
There is no alternative to capitalism
Institute: IIM, Bangalore
IIM Ranchi’s music club, “The High Note” is an enthusiastic group of people, who Eat, Drink and Sleep MUSIC, which is often touted as the Universal Language.
QR Code, the quiz club of IIM Ranchi is back with yet another set of brain-racking and mind-boggling quiz sets known as 'The thirsty crow'. The thirsty crow is a symbol of humility and the eagerness or the intense craving to learn. The quizzes in the series, aim to satiate the quizzing appetite of the quizzing enthusiasts at IIM Ranchi. Currently co-ordinated by Jinson Chacko, Abhishek Tripathy and Saurav Mukhopadhyay, the club kicked off this year’s quiz series ‘The Thirsty Crow’ with the conventional Freshers’ Quiz for the first year students. The event was well-conducted wherein the winners’ title went to ‘Team Holy Trinity’ comprising Suleman Safdar, Sayan Kar and Namita Kapaley. True to its name, ‘The Thirsty Crow’ indeed serves as a platform for fun and knowledge for all the passionate quizzers around. With the overwhelming response that the series has been able to gather so far, it also communicated the club’s belief that quizzing is for all, and not just the select few. The members of QR Code have proved their mettle by winning several competitions at inter-collegiate level. Some of the achievements of QR Code over the last few years include
