The gap between large companies and SMEs is also notorious when we talk about introducing intangible consulting services in the latter; solutions among which there are numerous interventions directly related to the development of the human factor in companies.
We refer to projects that have to do with matters as delicate as debatable, such as the management of commitment, the improvement of internal communication, plans to encourage motivation or involvement of staff, measures to promote the internal brand or of drive of the employer brand, projects related to the strengthening of a company culture or the assurance actions in change management processes and many others that have to do with the training or training plans, with the entry policies, with the assessment strategies or adaptation of people-positions and, even, with the management development projects.
In such cases, the refusal of small and medium entrepreneurs to meet with consultants is the most common trend, with few CEOs of SMEs that initially are prone to make a hole in their agenda to try to resolve, through hiring of Retail Industry Consultants in Delhi, some of the main questions about the staff always have. As for example, and among other questions, How far and how could increase the performance of the subjects? Why is perceived some lack of enthusiasm in the staff? How can HR Consultancy in Delhi attract the best professionals? A template perfectly adjusted to my requirements and activities can reduce delays, errors, eliminate "reprocesses" and reduce customer complaints? Have we reached the ceiling of our efficiency capacity? How could we compromise more workers with my business? Why is the initiative so low and participation so moderate? Why? We have to be in everything so that things go as they have to go?
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