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July 2011, Bangalore WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM „INDIA‟S BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR‟?

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July 2011, Bangalore

WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM

„INDIA‟S BEST COMPANIES TO WORK

FOR‟?

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India‟s Best Companies 2011

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The “recession” is a fading memory…

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to a workforce which is predominantly

young…

73% 27%

> 35 years < 35 years

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Yet, it is a season of discontentment…

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

8.32%

10.83%

12.11%

Source : www.economywatch.com/

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Out ! - India‟s largest study on workplace

culture…

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373 395

471

Number of

Registrations

No. of Employees Participating: Over 67,000

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Study saw representation from 20

Industries …

Information Technology

Construction & Real Estate

HealthCare

Financial Services & Insurance

Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals

Manufacturing & Production

Professional Services

Education & Training

Media

Hospitality

Telecommunications

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Employee

...have pride in what

you do...

Job

...and enjoy the people

you work with

Other Employees

Trust the people you

work for...

Management

Relationships are the key…..

A great place to work is one where you:

So, What is A Great Place to Work?

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Employee

... give their

personal best

Job

... and work together as

a team/family

Other Employees

achieve

organization‟s

objectives

Management

in an environment of Trust…..

So, What is A Great Place to Work?

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Business Benefits – Cumulative Returns of the „100 Best‟

SOURCE:

Russell Investment

Group, 2010

0.00%

50.00%

100.00%

150.00%

200.00%

250.00%

"100 Best"Reset Annually

"100 Best" Buyand Hold

S & P 500 Russell 3000

224.36%

111.39%

41.70% 47.06%

Cumulative Returns 1998-2009

“100 Best” vs. Stock Market

“100 Best” are essentially the Best Companies as per GPTW‟s assessment.

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Voluntary Turnover in India‟s Best

Companies

18%

6%

14%

14%

13%

21%

13%

19%

21%

17%

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%

Financial Services &Insurance

Manufacturing &Production

Professional Services

Construction & RealEstate

Telecommunications

Industry Average 2011 India's Best 2011

*Source – Best Companies to Work For – 2011 study

India‟s Best Vs. Industry Average

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Essential elements of a Great Place to Work®

Individuality is valued

Welcoming Atmosphere

Part of something larger

Two way Communication

Manager’s Competence

Integrity – Reliability of Management

Professional Support

Collaboration

Demonstrated Caring

For the Job

About my Team

With the Organization

Equity

Impartiality

Justice

T

R

U

S

T

Credibility

Respect

Pride

Fairness

Camaraderie

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In reality, two employees may have different

experiences in the same organization…

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In reality, two employees may have different

experiences in the same organization…

“ Oh, he is ok if you get on the right side of him”

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That is why we use two lenses…

Trust Index©

Employee Perspective

Culture Audit©

Management Perspective

What Employees Say What Managers Do / Can Do

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Workplace culture was assessed using two

tools…

Employee Response captures employee

experience through an

anonymous survey

Management Response captures people practices &

policies at the workplace

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2011 Study – Key Statistics

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Employee perceptions have marginally

improved from 2010 but are still below 2009

8985

82

72

55

8683 81

71

53

9187

84

76

62

50

60

70

80

90

100

Top 5 Top 25 Top 50 Rest Bottom 25

Study 2011 Study 2010 Study 2009

% o

f P

osit

ive R

esp

on

ses

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Media, Hospitality and Auto components

saw the biggest drop in employee

perception…

65 66

79

71 71

84

50

60

70

80

90

Media &Entertainment

Automotive & AutoComponents

Hospitality

Study 2011 Study 2010

% o

f P

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itiv

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po

ns

es

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Some of the sectors with highest increase

in Employee Perception…

7276 74 76

80

66 69 68 71 71

50

60

70

80

90

IT Retail Energy PSEs Edu &Training

Study 2011 Study 2010

% o

f P

os

itiv

e R

es

po

ns

es

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Supervisory levels are less engaged..

7773

70 71

78

7269 70

50

60

70

80

90

SeniorManagerial

Managerial Supervisory BelowSupervisory

Study 2011 Study 2010

% o

f P

os

itiv

e R

es

po

ns

es

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As are employees with 3 – 5 years tenure …

77

7169

7275 75

7877

70 68

74 7476 77

50

60

70

80

90

< 6 mts 6 mts to2 Yrs

3 to 5Yrs

6 to 10Yrs

11 to 15Yrs

16 to 20Yrs

> 20 Yrs

Study 2011 Study 2010

% o

f P

os

itiv

e R

es

po

ns

es

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and the young are less engaged…

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n

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a

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Key trends in Best Workplaces

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Over 75 percent of employees in Corporate

India have been in their organization for

less than 5 years...

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But the percentage of tenured employees

with more than 15 years is double in Top 50

Tenured Employees

The Best

All Companies

12 %

6 %

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It takes time and sustained efforts to be a

Best Workplace…

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Both small and large organizations can be Great Workplaces

99 88 80 72 71

36 25

Less than250

250-500 501-1000 1001-2000 2001-5000 5001-10000 Above 10000

Total Companies Top 50 Companies

2% 6%

6% 14% 13%

25% 40%

However, large companies have better

representation in the Top 50 List

*Source – Best Companies to Work For – 2011 study

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Key Findings of Study 2011

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Work life balance & Flexibility have

improved the most over last 8 years in the

best workplaces…

80 8581 84

6774

40

60

80

100

People are encouraged to balance theirwork life and their personal life.

I am able to take time off fromwork when I think it's necessary.

Top 25 India-2011 Top 25 India-2010 Top 25 India - 2004

% o

f P

osit

ive R

esp

on

ses

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Many more employees at the best

workplaces now agree that they have

“Special and Unique” benefits…

81 7869

40

60

80

100

We have special and unique benefits here.Top 25 India-2011 Top 25 India-2010 Top 25 India - 2004

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The Top 25 score over the rest is in

perception about equity related to fair pay

and share of profits Fairness - Equity

76 7473 7061 5458 51

40

60

80

100

People here are paid fairly forthe work they do.

I feel I receive a fair share of theprofits

made by this organization.Top 25 2011 Top 25 2010

% o

f P

os

itiv

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es

po

ns

es

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Their employees perceive them to be doing

a better job of attracting talent…

83 81

68 67

40

60

80

100

Management does a good job of attracting talent for key positions

Top 25 2011 Top 25 2010

All Companies 2011 All Companies 2010

% o

f P

os

itiv

e R

es

po

ns

es

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They do a relatively better job of creating an

impartial workplace

6973

6670

54 5752 55

40

60

80

100

Managers avoid playingfavourites.

People avoid politicking andbackstabbing as ways to get

things done.

Top 25 2011 Top 25 2010

All Companies 2011 All Companies 2010

% o

f P

os

itiv

e R

es

po

ns

es

Impartiality

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And they are fun places to work too!

83 8166 65

40

60

80

100

This is a fun place to work.

Top 25 2011 Top 25 2010All Companies 2011 All Companies 2010

% o

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po

ns

es

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Key Findings of Study 2011

What to focus on to become a

“great workplace?”

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Differentiating Statements!?

1. What are “Differentiating Statements?” What is

their significance?

2. Differentiating Statements are derived comparing

The Top 25 Best Workplaces with the Average or

Bottom 25 Workplaces Average Positive Scores

across all the 59 statements.

3. These statements represent issues or aspects

that are difficult to do very well consistently. They

are a “tough ask.”

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What makes the Best Workplaces difficult

to replicate?

1. Equity - Fair share of profits/ Special & Unique

Benefits & Fair pay

2. Reliability- Management‟s actions match their

words / Management delivers on promises

3. Impartiality - People avoid politicking/ favouritism

4. Camaraderie- Fun place to work / when people

change work units they are made to feel welcome

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Employee Comments Analysis…

Analysis of unstructured employee comments using

software based on Artificial Intelligence principles.

BUZZ ANALYSIS

Determination and depiction of most frequently used

words in employee comments. (Can be done for any

demographic)

SENTIMENT ANALYSIS

Determines the sentiment expressed in the

comments and keeps count and calculates

percentages (Positive, Neutral and Negative).

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Q 1 – What makes your Organization a great

place to work?

Top Words: Environment, Family, Team, Culture, Opportunity, Facility

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Q 2 – What will make your Organization a

better place to work?

Top Words: Team, Salary, Facility, Job, Training, Growth, Policy, Environment

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Q1 Q2

Top words in Q1 not prominent in Q2:

Environment, Family, Culture, Freedom

Top words in Q2 not prominent in Q1:

Salary, Promotion

Buzz Comparison Q-1 Vs. Q-2

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Positive

Sentiments

Negative

Sentiments

Sentiment Analysis for the Qn – “ What

makes your Organization a great place to

work?”

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Building People Practices

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Employees do not want HR processes, HR does!

What employees

want

What

managers do

People

Practices

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Employees do not want HR processes, HR does!

HR Processes Managers‟

Competence

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Illustration – Aligning People Practices

Area of Differentiator

OHS Data (percentile scores)

India Top 50/ Score

Current / Proposed People Practice

HR Processes and Manager’s Competence

Candid Commun-ication

I feel well informed about issues that impact/concern me – (42)

I can ask management any reasonable question and get a straight answer. (76%)

Speaking •Town hall sessions • Leadership blogs • Videos •Open Book policy

Listening •Intranet forums •Cutting Chai with CEO •Employee Survey •“Write to Know” •Team feedback – 360 degree etc •“Get out of the door” policy •“Express Yourself” boards •Best question awards •Hotline •Ask CEO – intranet forum

•Welcoming •Feedback from new joiners

Communication process & policies Communication Resource Centre Employee Handbooks Skills in listening & communicating bad news Skills in confrontation

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“The Best” Workplace Culture

Qualities, Practices, Policies, Procedures,

Processes ► Variety

Breadth of programs, policies, and methods for implementation.

► Originality Programs, policies, and practices that are unique and creative, while “bearing the mark of the company”

► All-inclusiveness Programs, policies, and practices are for everyone.

► Human Touch A sense of appreciation, generosity, and warmth in programs and policies.

► Integration Programs and policies linked by a central theme, an overarching framework in which the programs are delivered.

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Variety

1. Many different types of programs/practices

2. Many methods of delivering programs/practices

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Example- Variety in Listening

Listening

Personal Meetings:

Staff, Team, HR meetings

Tea/Coffee with the CEO

Large group meetings:

Open forums

Town Halls

All-hands Sessions and Brown Bags

Technology enabled:

Dedicated e-mail addresses

Blogs

intranet

Surveys

Newsletters

METHODS PROGRAMS

Listening Large group meetings:

Town Halls

METHOD PROGRAM

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Originality

1. Programs are creative; unique

2. Programs are developed by the company, not bought or cut and pasted from outside source

3. Company might have taken the idea from another company, and then given it their own “SPIN”

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1. Town Hall Meetings

2. Team Meeting

3. Employee Survey

1. Stacy‟s Chat Time

2. Coffee with the COO

3. „TGIF‟ sessions

4. Googlegeist –

Google‟s annual

company-wide

employee

satisfaction survey

5. Talk Time

Listening - Originality

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All Inclusive

1. Programs and policies are available to everyone,

regardless of rank, age, gender, race, disability, etc.

2. Employees at all levels participate in creating or

delivering programs.

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1. Town Hall Meetings

1. Women‟s Forums

2. All inclusive organization-wide employee surveys

3. New hire feedback

4. Candidate interview evaluation forms

5. Blogs/ Chats

6. Forums for different ethnic groups

7. Forums for economically socially and physically challenged people.

Listening – All Inclusive

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Human Touch

1. Programs and policies convey

a sense of caring, warmth, and

respect

1. Individualized, personalized

2. Genuine, Sincere

3. Programs are generous

– Rewards

– Compensation

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1. Intranet Chats

2. Suggestion Box

1. One-on-one meetings

2. Tea/Coffee with the CEO

3. Off-site feedback retreats

4. Candidate interview

evaluation forms

5. Skip level meetings

Listening - Human Touch

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Integration

• Programs fit together with a

common theme, concept, or

philosophy

• Programs tied to the company’s

vision, mission, or values

• Programs related to the

company’s products

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1. Town Hall Meetings

2. Open Team Q&A Sessions

3. Department meetings

Practice Various Methods/ Platforms for

Listening to employees

Integration with

Values/ Culture

Direct

Q&A

Anonymous

feedback

Feedback

for

Leaders

Town Halls Y X X Share Value stories

Employee

Surveys

X Y X Questions on Values &

culture

360 degree

Feedback

X X Y Questions on Leaders

demonstrating values

Ethics

Hotline

X Y X Acting on non-

adherence to Values

Listening - Integration

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Learning from the Best Workplaces…

1. Building the foundation - Articulating a People Philosophy

2. Strengthening the foundation – build the differentiators • Equity

• Reliability

• Impartiality

• Camaraderie

3. Building the pillars- Creating great people managers

4. Putting the roof - Articulating and institutionalizing your

Employer brand • Attracting talent for key positions

• Equity –equal treatment

• Creating a fun place to work

Do you have the people practices that will help you to

institutionalize the above? - the best workplaces do.

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