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Five skills
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| Dilip Srivastava Vice President-HR OfficeTiger |
Following are the essential skills that OfficeTiger looks
for while recruiting people:
Excellent communication skills: The single most important
skill a candidate should possess is the ability to listen, write, and speak
effectively. Successful communication is critical in business. The role of communication
has become very significant in dealing with both internal and external customers.
Result orientation: An employee must be committed to
the success of the project and of all team members. He must have a vision for
the team and move the team closer to the end result. OfficeTiger believes in
a performance-driven culture. It recognises valuable contributions of its Tigers
through spot recognitions, monthly and annual awards.
Curiosity and aptitude to learn: OfficeTiger is a place
for solution seekers and innovators who want to move ahead on merit. Every project
is converted into a challenge, which drives away monotony of work. At OfficeTiger,
selection of candidates depends on skills such as aptitude, attitude and their
learning ability, amongst others.
Self-starter and passionate: If one is committed, ambitious
with a will to succeed at any costOfficeTiger is the place. It is a challenging
place that requires solutions in the most demanding situationshowever,
it is rooted in a meritocratic culture that allows professionals to learn and
grow with an opportunity to reach their lofty ambitions.
Analytical skills and strategic thinking: OfficeTigers
professionals work minute-to-minute with bankers, lawyers, consultants, accountants
and senior executives. Making decisions in an atmosphere of increasing time
pressure, uncertainty, and conflicting expert opinions creates challenges. Making
such leadership decisions in crisis situations is more demanding. Strategic
thinking focuses on reframing issues so that the right problems are addressed,
distinguishing systematic patterns from random events, and identifying acceptable
risks in alternative decisions.
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