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Philosophy is ambiguous and logical at the same time.


The stereotyped meaning of philosophy is deciphering the truth. But the reality is a far-cry from its traditional meaning as human behaviour is driven by emotions and psycho-pathological traits and various other cognitive factors.

Logical forms and patterns are incapable of encompassing the intricacy of people and situations. Forms and distinctions cannot even define what forms and distinctions are. They are not clear about what clarity is; they cannot define definition. No concept conceptualizes well how concepts work, or patterns, rules, or forms. But it is a great error to denigrate precise patterns or to say that they don't work.

Philosophy is ambiguous and logical at the same time. The effective reason behind this ambiguity is its varied process of articulation.



Content Credits:- Rusha Bhattacharya



“There is no such thing as work-life balance. Everything worth fighting for unbalances your life.”


Marlow's hierarchy says your needs should be fulfilled in a sequence. At times, in the ordeal of achieving high rated success and fame, we tend to destroy both our personal and social life. Randi Zuckerberg – the sibling of Facebook’s founder – says that one can pick only three things out of work, sleep, family, friends and fitness. It is important to know what really matters to you and to prioritise it. So define the parameters of success in each area you choose and consciously distribute time among multiple goals.

Some major causes of imbalances are

1. Societal expectations
Society sets unrealistic targets for us, which causes unnecessary stress. As a result, you might experience distress on getting average marks in an exam, not earning enough or failing to fulfi l family obligations. To avoid this, learn to distinguish between social conditioning and your priorities.

2. Extreme ambition
Single-minded ambition regarding work comes from internal triggers or from a need for social recognition and success. However, it inevitably leads to hiding failures, avoiding people and ultimately becoming cynical and unhappy. Substitute it with moderated ambition aimed at achieving multiple parallel work and life goals.


3. Desperate for perfection
Social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook show us a false image of the glamorous lives that other people lead. Their lives seem full of impeccable fashion, family, friends, food and fun. If you are seeking total perfection in any area of life, know that it takes time away from other things, leading to greater imbalance and unhappiness.




4. Denied depression
Depression and burnout are socially unacceptable weaknesses. As a result of this taboo, these issues are ignored and rarely shared with others. This leads to rapid deterioration without any attempt to address the causes. Recognise them as mental ailments in both yourself and loved ones, and seek therapy or make lifestyle changes as needed.

5. One size fits all
In a crowded and competitive world, uniform rules are applied to everyone for the sake of 'fairness'. In schools everyone studies all subjects at the same pace. Fixed policies at work leave little room for you to control your life. Try to choose a career and employers that fit your life, not someone else’s.

Content Credits:- Rusha Bhattacharya




HR goes way beyond hiring and firing!


Human Resources Outsourcing is now an ever-growing and ever-improvising strategic revolution in the world of management and technology. HRO refers to the process where an external supplier manages HR activities, such as payroll administration or recruitment, or perhaps the whole human resources function. If you are in any way associated with it, you will notice how these mighty organisations have leveraged the judicious mix of technology with commerce.

HR is nothing but the sheer product of three elements  - time, money and quality. With the growing number of both small and large scale business companies, the magnitude of outsourcing different degrees of corporate tasks had increased to a great extent. HRO is no doubt a way out to attain expert candidates without hiring additional personnel or investing in HR systems at high costs but when it comes to larger companies,  compliance with expertise can prove to be very risky which is thoroughly absorbed by outsourcing services, thereby reducing multi-faced burdens.


According to the Global Reports of The Society of Human Resource Management, 26% of companies outsource to save money. When an external provider’s fees are lower that what it costs for the company to do an HR function internally and 23% of companies outsource to pay attention  on strategy as it shifts their attention from the time-consuming activity of selecting candidates and enables them to focus more on core-business activities.

With today’s emphasis on company culture and loyalty, the role of human resources management  has become increasingly important for a business’s future which is seen to have articulated the constant requirement of Human Resource Outsourcing Services in imparting to a company's brand name.

Content Credits:- Rusha Bhattacharya