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www.expresscomputeronline.com WEEKLY INSIGHT FOR TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS
14 March 2005  
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Marketing e-learning in-house
The launch of e-learning initiatives in an organisation goes beyond the mere introduction of online courses for employees to upgrade their skills. It necessitates bringing about many changes—in the mindset of employees to managing initiatives to linking it with business objectives. The most significant part of this change management process is marketing of the e-learning concept among employees.

A matter of experience
Eight years. That’s the kind of experience you need to have before being considered for a job at SAS India. Not surprising, the majority of its employees are well over 30 years of age. For an industry where the average age of the workforce is in the mid-twenties, this is a deviant trend and poses an additional challenge for the company’s HR team.

Right time for a job change
Ramesh was working as a sales manager in a Rs 200 crore-company. He did not have any problems with his boss and had a peer group with whom he got along well. Things were going great for him—good salary, great boss, good peers and so the thought of analysing his job never crossed his mind. Suddenly things changed in his career, his boss quit and the new one who came in wanted to get his own person (from his previous company) into this position.


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