Welcome to my profile! I am an established professional who uniquely fuses a robust HR strategy and scientific approach, particularly in strategic workforce planning and people analytics. With a strong foundation in Biology and Chemistry, I am adept at applying rigorous scientific methodologies to solve complex business problems, setting me apart in the field.

Fueled by a continuous pursuit of learning, I diligently apply this blend of knowledge in novel and impactful ways, drawing from my varied experiences in retail, healthcare, and banking. These experiences have broadened my perspective and deepened my understanding of diverse business needs and challenges.

My strength lies in using historical experiences and trends to craft comprehensive strategies that harmoniously align organizations with their human capital. My intellectual curiosity propels me to dive deep into complex situations, extracting insights crucial for developing robust workforce strategies.

As a certified planner and consultant, I strive for consistency in my processes and results, offering predictability and trust in my professional approach. At the same time, my creativity stimulates me to look beyond conventional methods and develop novel strategies for workforce planning and people analytics. With an inherent ability to foster harmony, I adeptly unify diverse teams toward achieving organizational goals.

At Target, I spearhead initiatives to redefine workforce analytics, blending my scientific background with my business acumen. Leveraging my data analysis and visualization expertise, I influence strategic decision-making, striving to set new industry standards in HR analytics.

Equipped with an MBA, a Strategic Workforce Planning Certificate, and a Bachelor's in Biology, I actively seek networking and knowledge-enhancing opportunities. If you're interested in discussing strategic workforce planning, people analytics, or potential collaborations, feel free to reach out via LinkedIn messaging.

Jared Johnson

I believe and thrive in information rich environments

Currently focused on sustainability, innovation and transformative ideas.

Client facing, onsite, managing inbound and outbound sales process 

Conscious about eco branding. Empathy, design and sustainable should go hand in hand when you deliver research projects that supports net zero policy 

Open for Partnership and Collaboration as Consultation-as-a-service (CaaS): previously executed B2B / pre sales / internal marketing decks that speaks to inside sales reps, CXOs and decision makers in the NA market 

Knowledge of FOFO , COCO, COFO, FOCO Business Models

please connect with me at expandnext@gmail.com

Indranil Deb

Why I often feel like "आए थे हरि भजन को, ओटन लगे कपास" when i am here on this platform ...

आए थे हरि भजन को, ओटन लगे कपास" (Aaye the hari bhajan ko, otan lage kapas) एक प्रसिद्ध हिंदी लोकोक्ति/ कहावत है (a famous Hindi proverb) , जिसका अर्थ है किसी ड़े और महत्वपूर्ण उद्देश्य (हरि भजन) के लिए निकलना, लेकिन रास्ते में छोटी, मामूली और तुच्छ चीज़ (कपास ओटना - रुई से बीज अलग करना, या दीये की बाती बनाना) में ही लग जाना, जिससे मूल लक्ष्य छूट जाए; यानी बड़े काम छोड़कर छोटे या गैर-जरूरी काम में लग जाना. 

English/ figuratively means:

One went for a noble/spiritual purpose but got sidetracked into mundane/unrelated work, essentially abandoning the original goal for something trivial or worldly. It signifies a shift from a higher objective to a lesser, unexpected, or even opposite activity, like "went for milk, came back with useless ilk " or "set out for the church, ended up in a lurch" 🥸 🥺 🥱 

the larger picture:

Social media which is now heavily amplified by AI, has the potential to sidetrack us from our goals, big or small. Those who stick to what they want to achieve, with consistency and grit, tend to win (unless one is lucky enough to have timely access to resources).

As per my sample size, one of the most distracting elements is online certification courses, which nearly 90% of modern white-collar professionals pursue to remain professionally relevant. Other distractions comes from self-praising stories and inspirational posts. While I am in no position to judge individuals or content genres, the intent here is to highlight the everyday noise we are constantly immersed in. Also read https://lnkd.in/gGEMR5xN


The topic just crossed my mind, so wanted to share it... have a great day ahead.🤝 🙌 

(pic source: unsplash,  creator:  Angga, Dec'25/ SONY, ILCE-7C / Chicago) #content #productivity #pov

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A comprehensive summary of Ruchir Sharma’s Top 10 Trends for 2026 based on his annual interview to DeKoder news. His candid and much awaited talk show with Dr Prannoy Roy outlines the major economic, market and geopolitical forces he believes will shape the global landscape in 2026.

Key themes 

➡️ AI Bubble Risk: The artificial intelligence-driven market appears to exhibit classic bubble characteristics (overvaluation, overinvestment, over-leverage and over-ownership). Sharma warns that if liquidity tightens (e.g., through higher interest rates), this “AI bubble” could deflate, sharply affecting valuations in the U.S. and global markets

➡️ China’s Economic Challenges: China’s domestic growth remains weak due to heavy debt, a troubled property sector and demographic pressures. These structural challenges may restrain stimulus efforts and economic momentum. 

From a market intelligence perspective, Sharma’s predictions are signals of where market data, customer behavior, regulatory context, and competitive structure will change fastest. Geopolitical implications must not be ignored while analyzing local markets or TAM in 2026. 
China’s slowdown strengthens India’s positioning as an alternative growth story. However, China remains critical to India’s imports and intermediate goods.

Note: You don't have to type FREE to download the doc. Its available and you can read :) 

#pov #trends #expandnext

top 10 trends of 2026 by Ruchir Sharma 

Not all eyes are on #Davos. 
Some are focused on last-mile economics #Zomato

Open article: Zomato founder Goyal steps down; quick commerce arm Blinkit's Dhindsa to take over by reuters.com

The logo of Indian food delivery company Zomato is seen on its app on a mobile phone displayed in front of its company website in this illustration picture taken July 14, 2021. REUTERS/Florence Lo/Illustration

Zomato founder Goyal steps down; quick commerce arm Blinkit's Dhindsa to take over

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