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CONNECTING INDIA
BETTER EVERYDAY
With India’s Longest Sea bridge of 21.8KMs
JSW Steel, Dolvi Works
is proud to have been the Principal Supplier of Steel & GGBS,
for this iconic projects
Ashish Chandra
Dear colleagues, President
Plant Head - Dolvi, Salav, Anjar
Happy Reading!
A Tale of becoming
Leadership Factory
JSW Group views Talent Management as a vital element of their business strategy,
serving as a structured framework to support their ambitious growth plans and maintain
a sustainable competitive edge.
1. Agility: Could individuals adapt to the ever-evolving landscape? Were they nimble in
navigating change and uncertainty?
2. Ability: Did they possess the competence to take on broader and more significant roles?
Were they equipped with the skills needed for the challenges ahead?
3. Aspiration: Were they driven to grow? Did they have the will and the personality to
aspire for more, pushing boundaries and proving their mettle?
But the evaluation didn't stop there. The company adopted a holistic approach, focusing
on five key elements to assess talent thoroughly.
1. Character: Observing the deep preferences, motivations, and personal styles that
determine why individuals do what they do.
2. Capability: Evaluating the intrinsic indicator of potential – predicting how far and fast
an individual could adapt and grow.
3. Careers: Scrutinizing career experiences and expertise, recognising them as the most
visible and accessible ways to assess an individual's ability to perform in a given role.
5. Compatibility: Probing how well a leader's attributes align with the context of the
organisation and the desired outcomes.
JSW Steel has introduced the Technical Leadership Program as part of its Future
Fit Leaders initiative, aiming to identify, nurture, and empower leaders who are
future-proof and ready to navigate uncertainties. The program is not just a
training ground but a strategic move to build a team of technically superior
leaders prepared to address current gaps and meet future demands. The program
is based on a unique partnership with Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh,
USA, providing leaders with a global perspective and insights.
In the heart of the dynamic Iron and Agglomeration Zone, where precision meets molten
metal, our journey is shaped not only by the molten metal but also by the exceptional
dedication of each team member. As the Iron & Agglo Zone leader, I take immense pride
in creating a culture of recognition through the JSW Spotlight initiative. This beacon
shines on both technical prowess and compassionate camaraderie.
For me, employee recognition is not just about patting back. It's about nurturing a culture
of compassion, a value I hold dear. Compassion isn't just about empathy; it's about taking
action and going beyond your tasks to see the bigger picture, the human element behind
the production numbers. It's about celebrating individual strengths, nurturing potential,
and creating an environment where everyone feels valued and heard.
And at this moment, JSW Spotlight empowers me to do just that. It allows me to express
my appreciation and sincere gratitude to all the exceptional contributors.
Recognition isn't a handout; it's an investment. It fuels motivation, fosters collaboration,
and strengthens the bonds that make us a team. It's the oil that keeps the machinery of
excellence running smoothly.
JSW Spotlight, with its badges like “Agility”, “Courage”, “Collaboration”, etc., gives us a
language to express this appreciation for the diverse ways our people contribute. It allows
us to celebrate the human stories that make JSW Steel an extraordinary place.
“Thriving Tuesdays" means more than just a day for training; it's about constantly
finding ways to get better and giving our employees the tools they need to succeed. By
investing in our team's knowledge and skills, we're helping each person grow and
creating a strong and flexible team ready for whatever comes our way. In a world
where learning is constant, Empowering Tuesdays are our way of making sure our
most important asset—our people—are always at their best.
Bar Mill
Plant – CSP Mill and Caster Plant – Power Plant, Power Distribution,
Central Utility
Date – 11 December 2023 Date – 13th December 2023
Locations – CSP Conference hall Locations – 3rd Floor Conference Room –
Participants - 50 Steel House
Participants - 38 Newly inaugurated grounds for practice within the factory
1. Kabaddi 2. Basket Ball 3. Volley Ball & Throw ball
Stakeholder Management
This elevated management acumen and stakeholder management skills.
Facilitated by Mr. Sanjay Aware from Lead Edge , the session employed
engaging activities and visual tools to provide practical insights.
Participants gained valuable strategies to navigate and optimize
stakeholder relationships effectively.
“Creative Problem Solving Training”
This empowered individuals with innovative thinking techniques to
tackle challenges. The program encouraged participants to explore
inventive solutions, equipping them with the creativity and
resourcefulness needed to address complex issues
Advance Hydraulics
Facilitated by Mr. Govind Sharma from CRISP, this specialized training aimed at
elevating technical acumen and providing in-depth insights into the intricacies of
hydraulic systems. Participants not only gained valuable knowledge but also praised the
practical approach and interactive sessions, emphasizing the immediate applicability of
skills acquired.
Self Excellence
A dedicated exploration of confidence cultivation and personal growth
amidst challenges. It was tailored to fortify participants with resilience
and refine their personalities. This empowered individuals to navigate
both professional and personal challenges with poise and self-assurance.
My Learning Story
SMP Balasree
GET, Civil , hospital &
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Human Resources
Designed & Edited by
Published By
Navya Singh
Human Resources
JSW Steel Ltd., Dolvi Works Sanyog Kumar