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VISION STATEMENT
TO BE AMONG THE TOP 3 MOST ADMIRED
REAL ESTATE COMPANIES
We will achieve this by:
Having the most engaged and empowered workforce
Attaining the highest degree of customer trust
Incessant innovation
Championing GREEN developments
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HEAD COUNT TREND (APRIL 12 TO APRIL 13)
Current Headcount is considerably lower than planned figures as per AOP.
Reason for Gap: Projects Planned vs Projects Executed
Apr' 12 May' 12 Jun' 12 Jul' 12 Aug' 12 Sept' 12 Oct,12 Nov'12 Dec'12 Jan'13 Feb'13 Mar'13 Apr '13
AOP 128 131 139 141 143 148 151 151 151 151 151 151 119Actuals 118 118 127 129 129 123 119 120 120 117 117 117 116
151 151 151
119
117 117 117 116
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
No.
ofEmployees
Note: AOP 13-14 Head Count Figure are notapproved as yet
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Headcount as on 30th April, 2013: 116
Average Age: 32.34 years
Approximately 63% of employee base is below the average age.
Lower avg age mainly due to large intake of campus recruits, starting 2010.
Objective: To keep average age of organization at approximately 32 years.
16
48
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10
19
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
< 25 yrs 25 - 30 yrs 30 - 35 yrs 35 - 40 yrs > 40 yrs
Avg Age as on 30th April'13: 32.34 yrs
No. of Employees
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Attrition Analysis (April 12 to April 13)
Increase in August & September, due to forced attrition after the PMS ratings
Apr' 12 May' 12 Jun' 12 Jul' 12 Aug' 12 Sept' 12 Oct'12 Nov'12 Dec'12 Jan'13 Feb'13 Mar'13 Apr ' 13
Attrition % 2.54 1.69 0.79 2.33 4.65 7.32 3.36 0.00 0.83 2.56 0.85 0.85 2.59
No. of Leavers 3 2 1 3 6 9 4 0 1 3 1 1 3
3
1 1
3
0.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
5.00
6.00
7.00
8.00
9.00
10.00
No.
ofExits
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Attrition Analysis (April 12 to April 13)
Function Wise Attrition Tenure Wise Attrition
Performance Level
Wise Attrition
18
7
5
21 1 1 1 1
0 0 0 0 00
2
4
6
8
1012
14
16
18
20
Projects
M&S
Legal
MallMgt
FM
Finance
GO
BD
CEO'sOffice
SCM
HR
MD'sOffice IT
WMOps
Function -wise Attrition (Apr-Mar 2013)
No. of Leavers
30%
35%30%
5%
0 - 1 year
1 - 2 years
2 - 4 years
> 4 years
33%
5%
8%
19%
35%
Not Assessed PL 1 PL 2 PL 3 PL 4
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Revenue and Personnel Costs Analysis
Personnel Cost forAug & Sept 12, slightly higher than planned. LTIP payment of 20 mn made to an EC member, paid out in Aug12
Billing erroneously done twice rectified in Aug 12
Personnel Cost forDec12 & Feb13, higher than planned.
LTIP Provision for 14 mn made (P/L hit in Dec12 by 6.5 mn)
15 mn to impact P/L instead of earlier estimates
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8
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April' 12 May' 12 June' 12 July' 12 Aug' 12 Sept' 12 Oct'12 Nov'12 Dec'12 Jan'13 Feb'13 Mar'13
Revenue AOP Revenue Actuals Personnel Cost AOP Personnel Cost Actuals
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Productivity Trends
Personnel Cost/Gross Revenue
Personnel Cost/Opex
Total Revenue per employee
1.09 1.081.01 1.03 1.02
0.98
1.43
1.53 1.55 1.53 1.56 1.55
1.241.28
1.211.17
1.21
1.31 1.321.37
1.341.29
1.31 1.32
April' 12 May' 12 June' 12 July' 12 Aug' 12 Sept' 12 Oct'12 Nov'12 Dec'12 Jan'13 Feb'13 Mar'13
Planned Actual
9.99% 9.76%
10.91% 10.94%11.15%
10.70%
7.21%6.81%
6.87% 7.10% 7.11% 6.88%
8.67%7.77%
10.21% 10.12%
14.57%
10.93%
8.66% 8.39%
13.57%
10.70%
14.12%
0.78%
April' 12 May' 12 June' 12 July' 12 Aug' 12 Sept' 12 Oct'12 Nov'12 Dec'12 Jan'13 Feb'13 Mar'13
Planned Actual
41.67%48.46%
49.46%
43.54%
52.72%
42.15%
14.85%16.01%
17.03%
18.72%
19.67%19.33%
72.46%66.25%
72.23%75.75% 74.04%
59.93%
57.93%
65.45%
80.93%
71.46%
81.25%
5.91%
April' 12 May' 12 June' 12 July' 12 Aug' 12 Sept' 12 Oct'12 Nov'12 Dec'12 Jan'13 Feb'13 Mar'13
Planned Actual
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Learning & Development Key Highlights
Identified Key Organizational Capabilities, both functional and behavioural
Functional
Marketing
Projects
Leasing/ Sales
Behavioural Coaching
360 degrees Feedback
People Management Skills for better performance
Leading Successful Change
Organization Talent Review conducted for participants at a Manager & above level, having undergone at least one appraisal
cycle with a minimum rating of A3L3.
Development Needs Identified:Role Competencies
Setting & Delivering Stretch Targets
Business Understanding
Leadership Competencies
Developing Leadership Capabilities in Self & Others
Innovating
Development Centre, in association with SHL, conducted for all participants at a Band 2 and Band 3 level, excluding the
Executive Committee.
3 day, Company wide Team Outbound Programme to Shimla conducted in association with Cinque & Potentia to enhance the
skill of setting & delivering stretch targets.
TalentView of Leadership Transitions (TLT), in association with PDI Ninth House, conducted for all 5 EC Members.
Focus Areas:
Stress on Internal Knowledge Sharing Programs
Creating a Customer Centric Culture Ensuing a strong connect with the Organization Vision
through Vision Workshops.
Project Planning & Management
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Talent Acquisition & On-boarding - Key Highlights
On-boarding & Orientation:
Implementation ofOn-boarding Success Program, an interactive video presentation forming the core of the
induction process.
Average Induction Feedback stands at a healthy 4.48 out of 5.
Talent Acquisitions (Open Positions: as on date)
SeniorManager Facility Management (Worldmark)
To ramp up the rest of the Worldmark Operations Team
Marketing (1+1)
Accounts
SCM
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Employee Engagement - Key Highlights
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ORGANIZATION CHARTS*
(TILL SECOND LEVEL)
* As on 31st March, 2013
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IT OFFICES GROUP
15
CEO
Group Head IT Offices
Atrium TowersProjec t in charge
Manager -Office Leasing Sr. Manager Legal
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ASSETS GROUP
16
CEO
Group Head Assets
Top mark Operations Mall Management Facility Management
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CORPORATE OFFICES & MALLS GROUP
17
CEO
Group Head COMG
Legal
Manager -Legal
Top MarkProject
ProjectHead
G M RetailLeasing
PrestigeProject
ProjectHead
GM RetailLeasing
Ops HeadEldrich
ProjectHead
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COMMERCIAL COMPLEXES GROUP
18
CEO
Group Head - CCG
DGM Projects -Apex Towers
Sr. ManagerProjects
GM -CommercialSales
Sr. ManagerSales
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PROJECT TASK GROUP
19
CEO
Project TaskGroup
ModeratorProject
Planning
ElectricalExpert
MechanicalExpert
QuantitySurveying
Coordinator
M.
ConstructionManagement
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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
20
CEO
GM SCM
Sr. Manager Manager SCM Manager SCM Manager SCM
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FINANCE
21
CEO
COO & CFO
G M - Finance & Accounts
Corporate Planning & Business
Review
Corporate Finance/ BD
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BRAND MANAGEMENT
22
CEO
Sr. Manager Brand
AM Brand
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SECRETARIAL
23
CEO
DGMCS
AMCS
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HUMAN RESOURCES
25
CEO
Head HR
YL - HR Manager HR AM - HR
Business Partner for:
IT Offices Group
Assets Group SCM
Legal (Secretarial)
M&S (Brand Mgt)
HR
SPOC for:
L&D
Induction
HR Operations
PMS
Talent Management
Business Partner for:
Projects (incl Group Ops)
Finance COMG
CCG
CEOs Office
IT
SPOC for:
Events
Admin
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HITS & MISSES (FY 2012-13)
30
HITS:
Employee Engagement: KENEXA (People Pulse)Achieving an engagement score of over 90 percentile.
Organizational Talent Review: Review of 36 participants (as per pre-determined criteria) by RM and Talent Review Committee,
leading to successful identification of development needs.
Successfully conducted a Development Centre for all employees, B2 and above, excluding EC
Vision Workshops: Very well received organization wide
Successful completion ofTLT Assessment & Feedback for all EC Members
Mid year KRA Assessment by October, 2012
CII HR ExcellenceAwards 2012-13
Team Outbound Programme to Shimla in Sept 2012
Participation in Great Place to Work Survey
Successful completion of first cycle of360 degree feedback for effective participation in Hubs & CFTs.
MISSES:
Closure of open positions within stated SLAs
Clyde Britton for Sales Training as per Organizational Capabilities identified.
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L&D
Building OrganizationalCapabilities
AddressingDevelopment needsidentified through OTRvia relevant
interventions Implementation ofSDPs
Functional Trainings
TalentManagement
Action Plan &Implementation basisfindings ofDevelopment Centre
Building Bench
Strength for criticalpositions Creating a Gen-Yready organization
EmployeeEngagement
Greater Connect/Communication withInternal Customers espat Sites
Enhancing Employee
Touch pointsLunch with CEO ECF
Monthly interactionwith Hubs & CFTs
Revamping InductionProcess
HR Operations
Streamlining ERPProcesses
Focus on Adminrelated activities
Talent Acquisition
Closing open positionswith SLAs agreed.
Adherence to existingTalent Strategy
Tapping wider applicantpool through website,
LinkedIn and employeereferrals.
Common ApplicantPool on ERP
Rewards
Encourage a culture ofInstant Rewards &Recognition, as perR&R Framework
Differentiate between
Reward & Recognition. Have a culture ofreinforcing positivebehaviours throughright & timelyinterventions.
FOCUS AREAS 2012-13: AT A GLANCE
31
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The way forward: HR Action Plan & Focus Areas
FY 2013-14
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PENTIUM REALTY LTD
STRAP 2013-14
Create a culture of Innovation: where human capital strives for continuous improvement
Key Element Objective Measure Target Initiative Data Source Data Owner
Idea GenerationTo create an Idea
Bank
Ratio of IdeasGenerated to
No. of
Employees
1 is to 1Periodic campaigns andidea generation
workshops to encourage
employees to ideate
Idea Tracker Srinath
Idea
Operationalization
To convert Ideation
to Operations
Conversion
Ratio10 is to 1
Creation of a task force
for idea
operationalization
Feedback report
from Task ForcePriyanka
Review of
Operationalized
Ideas (ROI)
To assess if theideas
operationalized
have met the
conceptualisedobjective
Gap Analysis
Reduction in
gap by
continuous
innovation
Continuous improvement
programs & workshops
Workshop
Feedback ReportPriyanka
Feedback of
operationalized
Ideas
To better
understand the
benefits of ideas
operationalized
% of positive
response to the
operationalized
idea from one
or more key
stakeholders in
the vision
statement
Top 2 box
scores on 5-
point scale
Survey Methodology Survey ResultsTrisha &
Tanvi
PENTIUM REALTY LTD
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PENTIUM REALTY LTDSTRAP 2013-14
Create a culture of performance: where human capital prides in delivering what it commits
Key Element Objective Measure Target InitiativeData Source and
SharingData Owner
PMS awareness
To understand
consequences ofperformance
Score on the measure
"consequences of performingwell"
80% or
higher
Create periodic pms awareness
workshops
Quarterly reports on
PMS workshopfeedback
Tanvi
Enhancing Quality of
the Performance
Criteria
Articulating the KRAs
and key deliverables
that funnel into
delivering the key
business objectives
Quality audit score to begiven by the Core Committee
to be formed for Business
Performance Review
90% or
higher
1.Institute a core committee forbusiness performance review
2. Facilitate quarterly review of
KRA scroes
Quarterly audit scores of
KRA review.Trisha
Accurate
PerformanceFeedback
Enhancing the
accuracy of
performance feedback
such that it matcheswith the performance
scores
score on the measure on
"Accuracy of performancefeedback"
top 2 box
score
Have quarterly feedback
reviews
Documenting Quarterly
MIS from WGLs and
reportees and HR spoc
on the performancefeedback given to
employees
Priyanka
Using PMS process
as a strategic tool
Ensuring that the
Performance Review
Process stimulates
employees to deliver
high quality of
performance
% score on the parameter
"Performance process
stimulates me to perform my
best"
75% or
higher
Cover employees over a year
for meeting with CEO on the
quality and ability of the
performance review to stimulate
the employees to perform, to
high standards
Qualitative feedback
scores from CEO's
meeting
Srinath
Implementing actions
arising out of
feedback
To facilitate R&R and
Development actions
arising ot of
Performance Feedback
% implementation of key
actions arising out of
recommendations of the
"Core Committee for
Business Performance
Review"
85% or
higher
Facilitate "Core Committee for
Business Performance Review"
deliberations that can highlight
timely corrective actions for
performance shortfalls .
Quarterly Review and
Record notes of "Core
Committee for Business
Performance Review"
deliberations
Srinath
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Strategic Program 2013-14 HR - 3+3
Srinath V, Head HR
Objective & Goals - Create a culture of performance & continuous innovation
Vision : To be among the Top 3 Most Valuable Real Estate Companies
Running ProjectsProjects: Quarter 1
1 Enhance Ideation & Operationalization through continuous support
2
Setting the Performance Context:
a. Alignment of KRAs with the Business KRA
b. Institute a core committee to audit & assess relevance of KRAs w.r.t. the business context
c. Quarterly Feedback to be shared with WGLs
3
Enhancing Performance Delivery & Evaluation:
a. Conceptualization of a detailed L&D Plan to enhance recognition of Leadership Performance; Effective
Performance feedback etc.
b. Streamlining a Mentoring & Role Modeling Initiative to optimize the leadership pipeline
Projects in Pipeline
1 Inter-Functional Collaboration: Facilitate inter functional team lunches striving towards increased internalcustomer satisfaction
2 Innovation & Safety Portal
3 Facilitate R&R and Development Actions arising from Performance Feedback
4 Improve the Innovation Quotient of the Organization: Facilitate Learning & Knowledge Sharing Sessions
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Other Focus Areas Deliverable Initiative
Leadership Focus
T2T Leadership (Development
of Transactional Leaders into Transformational Leaders)Organizational Talent Review (OTR)
Optimizing the Leadership Pipeline (Mentoring/ Role Modeling)
1. Survey (to help identify target population of mentees)
2. Identification of Mentors (within the organization)3. Incase of unavailability, external resources to be identified
(through mentees)
Connect with the Vision Vision Workshops
HR Operations
Inter Functional Collaboration Index
1. Periodic surveys to measure employee feedback on Key HR
Processes 2. Feedback to be
instrumental in improving HR Processes
Recruitment & Selection Creating a Recruitment Panel for improved quality of intake
Induction & On-boarding Revamping induction process
Employee Relations 1.
Structured Grievance Re-dressal Mechanism2. Improvement in Work Environment & Support Climate
1. Half Yearly review through self administered questionnaires
2. Formulation of a 3 member committee to review & address
grievances
WGL Meetings/ Surveys
Culture of Performance (Increased PMS
Awareness)Awareness Plan (As per 3+3)
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HR Activity Calendar for 2013-14
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