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Nirmallya Kar
OD Consultant, Crafting Progress
An alumnus of IIT, Delhi, Nirmallya is an expert in Human Process Consulting. He's also a Project Management Professional and IPMA Level-D Professional, with 20 years’ experience in...
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Tricky Workplace Situation Handled
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- Being proactive helps you avoid any potential pitfalls and risks
- I will take a real life example from day to day life like going for a scuba diving and look at the risk involved and then relate it to the organizational context
- Foreign exchange risk, Political Risk,
- Having workshops explaining the culture and its sensitivity of their respective country.
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- Step 1: Identify the hazards and Risks Step 2: Impact of the risk, Decide who might be harmed and how. ... Step 3: Evaluate the risks and decide on control measures. Step 4: Record and document your assessment as and when necessary.
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- Avoid, Reduce, Transfer and Accept
- We can share some real life e.g. of Risk management at individual level say you are traveling overseas and then extrapolate the same at organizational level.
- Take one real life example like how the goods are placed in supermarket to increase sales
Tricky Workplace Situation Handled
- Being proactive helps you avoid any potential pitfalls and risks
- I will take a real life example from day to day life like going for a scuba diving and look at the risk involved and then relate it to the organizational context
- Foreign exchange risk, Political Risk,
- Having workshops explaining the culture and its sensitivity of their respective country.
- Step 1: Identify the hazards and Risks Step 2: Impact of the risk, Decide who might be harmed and how. ... Step 3: Evaluate the risks and decide on control measures. Step 4: Record and document your assessment as and when necessary.
- Avoid, Reduce, Transfer and Accept
- We can share some real life e.g. of Risk management at individual level say you are traveling overseas and then extrapolate the same at organizational level.
- Take one real life example like how the goods are placed in supermarket to increase sales
