Year: 2022

Year: 2022

  • Core Values

    These are the values that define how the organisation functions, how the employees relate to each other, how situations are managed and commitment met with each other and external stakeholders.

     

    Core values define who becomes a part of the team to who the organisation partners with, to who the organisation sells to and deals with.

    Cocreating the core values for the organisation instills unwavering faith and trust in the system.

    Team that demonstrates core values in day to day dealing at work is the team every owner would dream of.

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  • Vision Workshop

    Team fully immersed in the Vision workshop to craft out the next 3 years vision for the organisation. Example of a co-created vision for a forward thinking family owned business.

    Not a vision creates by a marketing company or owners at a round table. This is VISION crafted by none other than the real stakeholder, the Leadership Team.

     

    Co created vision creates magic.. full of dreams with deadlines, unnerving energies full of positivity and potential, committments to make it happen, contagious enthusiasm.

    The magic is to be experienced.

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  • Testimonial from Osho Chemical Industries Ltd

    What we embarked on under the intervention and direction of Shampi and Manali (Vista) was to make Osho a performance driven organization with a clear vision for the medium term, making all department heads and their direct reports accountable to their roles and responsibilities. To facilitate this we wanted to Transform our Culture, bring in new Leadership and Management Practices and build in Business HR capabilities.
     
    We have over the past 2 plus years done and noticed some of the following:

    • Crafted our medium-term shared vision with active participation from the whole team and revisited the vision statement each year to keep us focused on our medium termed objectives
    • Reorganized the organizational structure to make it more efficient
    • Signed off everyone’s job descriptions which clearly states their roles and responsibilities
    • Everyone signed up to their goals which are clear, realistic, measurable and time bound; this is the 3rd year of implementation
    • Our salary increments and bonuses are paid based on the performance of the individual and not as a blanket payment percentage to everyone as was the case in the past.
    • Performance check-ins are taking place on a regular basis
    • Active participation in meetings by HODs has noticeably increased and there is improved communication between and within teams.
    • We implement any policies or changes to policies after collaboration from the stakeholders and ensure that the policies are communicated and understood by our all the employees.
    • We have established a cadence of meetings and reviews with clear agenda and template for productive conversations
    • We have become a more open organization and the fear culture is slowly disappearing.
    • As part of the senior management, we have realized the importance of creating strong teams under us in order to have long term sustainability of the organization.

     

    What makes this intervention valuable is the focus on both strategy and execution, the ability of our consultants to keep us honest to our intentions and driving accountability with the senior management. Their skin in the game, their care and concern for not only the company’s health but also the wellness of our employees has made them valuable business partners.

    Both on a personal level and professional level, the experience that Shampi and Manali brought to the table has been invaluable!

     

    Thanks & Regards,

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  • We Value Employee Satisfaction

    At a client site with a Team rolling out the Employee Satisfaction Survey. The only way to know the reality on the ground, get the brutally honest feedback both positive and negative, check what initiatives have worked and which ones need change. This anonymous survey allows for complete freedom of expression to the employees at all levels, providing unaltered feedback to People Managers.

    It takes courage to roll out such surveys for any organization- as it shows commitment in engaging with people, shows commitment in seeing through what is said it, it shows commitment in investing in employee relations.

    No jargons, just the courage to ‘listen’ to your employees and ‘learn’ about their feelings, experiences and most of all their suggestions on making your organization a better place.

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  • Effective Supervisory Skills Training

    Resource Stewardship, Utilization & Productivity

    An employee’s motivation at work= sum of all interactions with their supervisor. A healthy, transparent, direct and purposeful relationship with Supervisor with trust and empathy is a pre-requisite for a successful team. People Management & Effective Supervisory Skills are not a part of the course of syllabus of any academic program, the only way to learn and practice them is by becoming a Supervisor. The training provided insights into aspects of being an effective supervisor at work touching on planning, decision making, communicating effectively, delegating and fostering positive outlook in the team.

    Comments from some of the participants:

    Investing in Employees is directly proportional to increased engagement and productivity at workplace.

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  • Personal Financial Management Training

    Laying a Firm Foundation towards Financial Freedom

    A very practical, relatable and relevant training topic for all age groups for any organization. The training assists in understanding concepts of Financial Planning, Wise borrowing, Investment options, discipline of saving, managing personal expenses. The 180 participants went back with food for thought and head full of action items to instil better financial discipline in their day to day lives. Stress and worry about life events and needs is not left at home when an Employee brings himself or herself to work. Stress is inversely proportional to productivity & efficiency. Organizations that provide tools to create awareness, manage stress in life actually are assisting employees to remain productive.

    Comments from some of the participants:

    Investing in Employees is directly proportional to increased engagement and productivity at workplace.

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  • The Cost of A Bad Hire

    4 Common Hiring Mistakes

    Avoid derailing your organization by learning to spot these four common hiring mistakes. (Click on the tabs below to expand)

    Overestimating an applicant's skill set

    Make sure you know the applicant’s strengths and weaknesses

    Assuming a candidate will adapt

    Make sure you top candidates are highly adaptable or were in work environments similar to your organization’s

    Hiring a poor team player

    If you’re working with a team, it goes without saying that you should hire team players.

    Short-term hires for long-term positions

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    At Vista Management Consultants, we put all factors into consideration when selecting candidates to ensure we find the perfect fit for your organization. We are trusted by many large organizations as a reliable HRM partner. Contact us today for top of the range Human Resource Management services and so much more.

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  • End of Year 2021 Cocktail Party Pictorial

    Crowning the year 2021 with a celebration of our milestones and looking…

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  • Company Culture and why it is important!

    Developing an extraordinary organization culture is vital for employee engagement, retention & happiness, and also in future planning for a growing businesses; in any financial environment.
    Your Company Culture Depends on
    After all, it is only when we identify and establish what could be changed that we can then set about resolving issues and conflicts to progress and grow above our own limitations and, indeed, business competitors.

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