Upright Decision of a HR..
This evening, I happened to converse with Ranjana Lal who had been the Human Resource Executive at a company of repute for almost three years. I learnt that she is getting married soon and has hence quit her comfortable job, which has been more of a second home to her. An immediate reaction of mine was that of an apprehension with regard to marriage being the prime reason for her to break her shell and move out of an environment that had nourished her, groomed her, and made her stand for what she is today. But then, my apprehensions were soon attended by Ranjana when she explained me her reasons.
Before I proceed ahead, I shall mention the fact that her fiancé happens to be an employee of the same organization, and she feels that it would not be appropriate for her to continue at the same place as a HR. I was amazed and equally astonished to hear a reason as mature as this from a young little girl. Especially, at a time when HRs around regardless of age, gender, physical characteristics, and administrative powers at diverse government, private and public sector companies are ready to capitalize their powers and encash their responsibilities for personal and professional gains; at such a juncture, this little girl, has set an example for others to look up to. She has indeed set a trend by allowing her comforts and her powers to stay numb for her loved ones.
I respect her ethics of work and professionalism, and more than that, it has been her conscious effort to stay loyal to her profession with utmost sincerity, and disallowing herself from being driven by other factors. For her, it has been her will to look ahead of personal benefits and stand upright for the profession she practices. I admire her decision to respect and stay honest to her honchos, her colleagues (to whom, she owes her profession) and her friends at the work place. She has always felt connected to almost everyone at her place, and perhaps, it has been that emotional bonding to those around that despite being offered lucrative offers, asked to think and re-think, she decided to stay to her decision for her moral values that she has been bestowed upon with since her childhood.
I know that I have been mumbling throughout this post and overwhelmed with her decision as compared to what the featherbrained would regard it as a stupid one, but then, these are those reactions and opinions that she has already coped up with and decisions such as these keep the lamp glowing for me with hope for the tautology of rightness.
I thank Ranjana for allowing me to mention her name, and her decisions on this post of mine. I wish her and her fiancé good luck and best wishes for their life ahead. Take good care buddies. Here is an older post, mentioning her.
Before I proceed ahead, I shall mention the fact that her fiancé happens to be an employee of the same organization, and she feels that it would not be appropriate for her to continue at the same place as a HR. I was amazed and equally astonished to hear a reason as mature as this from a young little girl. Especially, at a time when HRs around regardless of age, gender, physical characteristics, and administrative powers at diverse government, private and public sector companies are ready to capitalize their powers and encash their responsibilities for personal and professional gains; at such a juncture, this little girl, has set an example for others to look up to. She has indeed set a trend by allowing her comforts and her powers to stay numb for her loved ones.
I respect her ethics of work and professionalism, and more than that, it has been her conscious effort to stay loyal to her profession with utmost sincerity, and disallowing herself from being driven by other factors. For her, it has been her will to look ahead of personal benefits and stand upright for the profession she practices. I admire her decision to respect and stay honest to her honchos, her colleagues (to whom, she owes her profession) and her friends at the work place. She has always felt connected to almost everyone at her place, and perhaps, it has been that emotional bonding to those around that despite being offered lucrative offers, asked to think and re-think, she decided to stay to her decision for her moral values that she has been bestowed upon with since her childhood.
I know that I have been mumbling throughout this post and overwhelmed with her decision as compared to what the featherbrained would regard it as a stupid one, but then, these are those reactions and opinions that she has already coped up with and decisions such as these keep the lamp glowing for me with hope for the tautology of rightness.
I thank Ranjana for allowing me to mention her name, and her decisions on this post of mine. I wish her and her fiancé good luck and best wishes for their life ahead. Take good care buddies. Here is an older post, mentioning her.