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WEEKLY REPORT-1

By,
J.RAMYA,
ROLL NO:2T3-20(NRP); TPS-A
FACULTY GUIDE: Dr. K.S HARISH,(Associate Professor And Associate Chairperson- Promotion)
EMAIL I.D: drharish@ssim.ac.in
INDUSTRY GUIDE: MR.RAJESH KUMAR
DESIGNATION: VICE PRESIDENT, GOVERNMENT VERTICAL DEPARTMENT(TMI E2E)
EMAIL I.D: rkumar@tminetwork.com
PHONE NO:9246554193
WEEKLY REPORT-2
STANDARDIZING AND IMPLEMENTING A FUNCTIONAL MODEL
OF CANDIDATE COMMUNICATION AT TMI (SECUNDERABAD)

CONTENTS:

2.1. Details of the Organization Customers, Competitors &
Environment (CCE)
2.2. Achievement of Goals and Targets -
Planning & Implementation to achieve the targets (With
reference to 1.2)
2.3. Interaction with Corporate Guide
2.4. Preparation of Research Plan:
Statement of research objectives, Research Methodology ,
Sample size, Questionnaire to be used for data collection&
Approval of the faculty guide
2.5. Identification of own Strengths and Weaknesses








SNO: DESCRIPTION OF THE TASKS
2.1

Basic Details of the Organization:
DETAILS OF THE ORGANIZATION:
The TMI Group, founded 1991, located in Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh, South India) has
offices in Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai and Mumbai. This 300+ strong powerhouse is the only
end-to-end Indian human resource (HR) services provider. It has expertise in direct
recruitment, recruitment advertising, employer branding, HR consulting, custom e-
learning and website and print content development.
CUSTOMERS:
TMIs customers are all prospective job seekers and IT and non-IT corporates looking for
potential candidates. Their most preferred client is ADITYA BIRLA GROUP.
The other clients include:
IT sector:


AIG software Solutions


Avaya- Global connect


Bank of America


Dell


Deloitte


Google


HCL


Infosys


InfoTech Enterprises


L&T InfoTech


Nokia


Oracle


TCS


UBS


WIPRO
Non IT Clients:


A V Birla Group


3M


Dalmia Cements Bharat ltd


Elite Brands


Ford India


GE Shipping


Escorts India


ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Corporation of India


GVK- BIO sciences


Idea Cellular


Honeywell ED & S


Hyundai Motor India Ltd


Mahindra & Mahindra


Radio Mirchi


Titan(Sonata)


Tata chemicals


Tata teleservices


Samsung India Electronics


Standard & Chartered (Mumbai)


Swatch




COMPETITORS:
The various competitors of TMI includes various consultancies local and in Dubai. They are:
Local are:


KARVY


TALENT 21


NESTOR


ALP


FAIR LINKS


LM GOOGLE


TRIAD
Global competitors( Dubai) are:


Michael Page


Hays UAE


BAC MIDDLE EAST


DULSCO JOBS


Apple search and selection
ENVIRONMENT ( POLITICAL, ECONOMICAL, SOCIAL, TECHNOLOGICAL, LEGAL):
Political:
1.

Change in trend of governmental laws which favors the consultancy industry.
2.

Power-shift rate between major parties of the country
3.

Political-shift rate in the relevant industry
Economical:
1.

Inflation rate increment leading to increase in cost of labor
2.

Employment rate of the country affects the economy of the company.
3.

GDP increment due to increased employment due to the presence of such
consultancies
4.

Thus, it leads to economic growth rate of the country.
Social:
1.

Increase in Social security of the individuals lead to the approach of consultants.
2.

To analyze the work culture of a company TMI helps the candidates
3.

To analyze the false job which are highly paid TMI helps the candidates
4.

The various Social affairs structures in the country (Labor Ministry, Social Security
Organization, Well-being Organization, Interior Ministry, Education Ministry) do
effect the company
Technological:
There are various software and hardware that enable TMI in faster transactions. They use
various portals or software namely:
1.

TAPME
2.

SIXTH SENSE
They enable the recruiter to sourced candidates within no time
Legal:
The various labor laws affects the functioning of TMI:


Maternity Benefit Act


Equal Remuneration Act.


Minimum Wages Act


Payment Of Wages Act


Payment Of Bonus Act


Employment Standing Orders Act


Gratuity Act


Workmens Compensation Act


Employees State Insurance Act


Employees Provident Fund

2.2 ACHIEVEMENT OF GOALS AND TARGETS:
Planning and Implementation to achieve targets:
The task assigned to me was to find out the various candidate communication
forms at TMI and standardize and implement a functional model easily
accessible to the employees who are into recruiting process. This was done
using project management model where I am still working in the discover
stage of the process.
In this week I was assigned to complete the quick link chart and Compliance Chart that
enables me to easily draft out the necessary boiler plates that are required for the
formation of templates.
Then I formed an excel sheet that outlines all the process and the respective templates
required for each process and the boiler plates that are required in every stage.
In addition to this I even learnt the recruitment process by evaluating the candidates and
making about 100+ calls for the post of telecaller of TMI, Bangalore. It was a good learning
experience for me.

2.3
INTERACTION WITH THE CORPORATE GUIDE:
I basically interact with my mentor over calls and official mails. We had interactions on
June 2nd and June 5th on the above topics through mails where he would give me
assignments and I would mail him back completing them.

Then he would evaluate them and suggest corrections. Then I would even interact with
various employees such as Team leads and HR of the company to learn various other
processes such as Payroll, Performance management system.

2.4
PREPARATION OF RESEARCH PLAN:
Research Title: STANDARDIZING AND IMPLEMENTING A FUNCTIONAL MODEL OF
CANDIDATE COMMUNICATION AT TMI
Research Objectives:
1. To know the various candidate communication forms followed at TMI
2. To standardize and implement a functional model of candidate communications at
TMI
3. To learn and receive knowledge about the various aspects of the company.
Research methodology:
Introduction of the problem: A Study conducted to standardize and implement a
functional model of candidate communication at TMI.
Research design: Descriptive Research Design
Sampling design:
I. Sample Unit: Employees and Managers of TMI (Secunderabad) who are into recruiting
process and have communication with candidates.
III. Sample size:
Expected sample size is 50-100 Respondents.

IV. Sampling method: Simple Random Sampling Method will be used to conduct this
research
Data Collection method:
I. Primary Data: It is collected with direct interaction with the employees of TMI.
II. Secondary Data: Internet is used for collecting secondary data
Research Instrument: Questionnaire
It is still in the process of formation and will be submitted at the earliest after a review
by the corporate mentor.


2.5
IDENTIFCATION OF OWN STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESS:
STRENGTHS:


Good listener


Punctual and disciplined


Good communication skills


Ability to influence people


Curious to learn new things


Quick to grasp things


Good convincing skills


Optimism


Flexibility


Goal oriented
WEAKNESS:


Easily confused and tensed


Do not have the habit of regularly checking office mails


Slow typing skills


Easily getting stressed up in the work

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