Tag: Corporate Life
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International HR Day: The Department Everyone Needs But Nobody Fully Understands

Every workplace has one department that somehow knows everything. Who is resigning.Who cried in the washroom.Who secretly wants a promotion.Who is overworked.Who is underperforming.And who sent an email that could have honestly just been a Teams message. That department is HR. On International HR Day, I think it’s important to acknowledge something people often forget:…
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Why Recruiters Reject Resumes: Honest HR Insights Nobody Tells You

What HR Actually Looks for in a Resume I work in HR, and over the years, I’ve gained a lot of insight into why a CV gets shortlisted, why it gets rejected, and why sometimes applicants never even hear back. A lot of these reasons go beyond the job description, and yes, sometimes they may…
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The Shreyalogy Dictionary: Honest Definitions of Office, Meetings, Deadlines and Corporate Life

The Shreyalogy Dictionary: Workplace Edition Workplaces have their own language. Words that sound professional, serious, and important. But if you look closely, most of them are just polite ways of describing ordinary human behavior inside a building with Wi-Fi. So here is the Shreyalogy Dictionary: Workplace Edition — where corporate vocabulary gets translated into something…
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HR: Human Resources or Really Resourceful Humans?

HR. Human Resources or Really Resourceful Humans? Maybe we are a mix of both. It’s similar to how lawyers operate. They exist to protect the law, but they also understand every loophole that exists within it. HR functions in much the same way — navigating organisational structures while working with people at their most human…
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The Recruitment Rant No One Asked For (But Everyone Needs)
Hello everyone. This is one of those reflective write-ups that stem from frustration, anger, and dangerously low patience. I work in the Human Resources Department. Specifically, Talent Acquisition. Now I know the universal belief — HR does nothing all day. And I’ll be honest — I’m not entirely against that statement. I see where it…


