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HR Assistant at Gulf Indian High School and Regent Middle East

Hello 😀 !!! In the world of corporate HR, where policies, procedures, and paperwork are main focus of discussions, there was an HR manager who believed in the power of small gestures. Meet Miya. She wasn’t just a HR professional; she was the heart of her organization’s people operations. While others focused on metrics and compliance, Miya had a knack for seeing beyond the numbers. She saw people with dreams, fears, and aspirations. One day, a new employee named John,joined the company. He was talented but reserved, finding it hard to adjust to the fast-paced environment. Sensing his hesitation during the onboarding process, Miya took the time to sit down with him. Over coffee and a few laughs, she learned about his background, his passions, and what truly motivated him. Days turned into weeks, and Miya kept an eye on John, gently guiding him through the corporate world. When he faced challenges, she offered encouragement. When he had ideas, she listened. And when his work dazzled, she made sure to celebrate his successes, no matter how small. Months passed, and John became an Best Employer under Miya guidance. His confidence grew more and more and he became an integral part of the team. Reflecting on his journey, John once asked Miya, “Why did you invest so much in me?” With a smile, Miya replied, “Because every employee is like a starfish on the beach. By helping you thrive, I believe we’re making a difference, one person at a time.” The story of Miya and John reminds us that in HR, it’s not just about policies and procedures-it’s about people. It’s about seeing beyond the surface and nurturing each individual’s potential. It’s about making a positive impact, one employee at a time. #EmployeeEngagement #HumanResources

Dr. Aswini Aji

Ph.D in Hindi Literature

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