Power of Technology and People Skills can create Dynamic Work Environment

Power of Technology and People Skills can create Dynamic Work Environment
Without strong people skills, managers risk fostering a disengaged workforce, hindering collaboration, and ultimately falling behind in a rapidly changing world. Communication, emotional intelligence, and the ability to connect with others - these are the skills that will empower future leaders to navigate the complexities of a tech-driven future.

How important are people skills for managers in their career growth and why do organisations and managers not pay much attention in comparison to functional skills?

MM In today’s dynamic business environment, technical expertise remains valuable for managers. However, the ability to connect, motivate, and lead teams – often referred to as “people skills” – is rapidly becoming the secret weapon for career growth. Strong people skills are essential for building trust, fostering collaboration, and navigating complex situations. Effective communication allows managers to clearly articulate vision, delegate tasks, and inspire teams to achieve goals. Additionally, emotional intelligence equips managers to understand their team members’ emotions, resolve conflicts effectively, and create a positive work environment. These skills directly translate into increased employee engagement, productivity, and ultimately, positive business...

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Manjunath Madugula

currently is Vice President of HR at Elico Group, a leader in Digital Healthcare BPO. As a seasoned HR professional with over 25 years of experience, his journey spans both traditional HR and HR tech startups, giving him a deep understanding of people, technology, and strategic alignment.

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Manjunath Madugula

currently is Vice President of HR at Elico Group, a leader in Digital Healthcare BPO. As a seasoned HR professional with over 25 years of experience, his journey spans both traditional HR and HR tech startups, giving him a deep understanding of people, technology, and strategic alignment.

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