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Aviva Life will ride digital wave for next phase of growth, says CEO Trevor Bull
Hindu Business Line
August 28, 2015
The reality is that 10 years ago people did not use tablets and mobile phones as much as they do now, says Trevor Bull, the new CEO and Managing Director of Aviva Life Insurance Company India. And, it is this significant shift in the way people live their lives that is prompting the company to “refresh” itself and look at a “strategic shift” in its operating model in India. “Digital will be the core,”
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Engineering the success of our daughter’s dream
Contrary to stereotype, for some reason my daughter, Sitara when she was younger preferred to play with cars. Even her Barbies wore overalls and sat on dumpsters. We laughed it off and called her tom- boyish and hoped that someday she would get over this phase and she would do ‘the girlie stuff.’
She did get over the phase of playing with toy cars. And she graduated to the real one, much to her father’s delight, who was a closet car junkie. His real job was in marketing, but was
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Did you know your child was capable of doing extra ordinary things? Only if you choose wisely
Children, these days, can only be described by one word – driven. After a full day at school, they have the energy and passion to wholly immerse themselves into an hour or so of their favourite hobby (or hobbies), without a whimper about being tired. Literally ‘driven’ too, as every mum will vouch for, sitting behind the steering wheel, glaring at a schedule of back-to-back after-school classes!
Very simply put, having a hobby is a good thing. If you are good at what you like to do
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5 reasons why extra curricular activities are a key to your child’s holistic development
Today, the mounting pressure of proving academic excellence coupled with technology dominated recreation has made our children lose interest in hobbies and other enrichment activities. Parents and educators are rarely seen encouraging the younger generation to pursue their dreams and passions. Instead the focus is primarily on scoring high grades to facilitate admission into top colleges; a sure fire means to secure a child’s future, at least professionally. It’s always about which career
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The new rules of engagement
Date: 12-Nov-2014
Amit Malik, CHRO, Aviva India
The Times of India
Till date organizations have been dependent on lucrative compensation packages, flexible work arrangements, management support and developmental programmes to engage the workforce. In the ever changing organisational fabric, there is a shift in outlook and expectations regarding values, ethos, culture and career aspirations. The youth today , in addition to the above mentioned
