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Srikanth Acharya

@srikanthacharya·India·Joined April 2022

CEO and founder of Offineeds and TheHomeOffice

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Articles on startups & work from homesrikanthacharya.hashnode.dev3 posts

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I am the CEO and founder of Offineeds and TheHomeOffice.

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Srikanth Acharya's blogs

Articles on startups & work from homesrikanthacharya.hashnode.dev3 posts

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SASrikanth Acharyainsrikanthacharya.hashnode.dev·Dec 2, 2022 · 4 min read

5 Best Books on Employee Engagement That You Should Read

Employee engagement is critical to the success of any business, and ensuring that employees feel motivated to take their job seriously and perform their functions to the best of their ability should always be the aim of any business. However, there ...

SASrikanth Acharyainsrikanthacharya.hashnode.dev·Aug 29, 2022 · 4 min read

Tips For Startups To Improve Employee Engagement Level

To improve employee engagement, startups should focus on creating a positive work environment. This can be done by ensuring that employees have the opportunity to voice their opinions, providing adequate resources, and separating work and personal li...

SASrikanth Acharyainsrikanthacharya.hashnode.dev·Apr 25, 2022 · 6 min read

How Developers Can Work Effectively Working From Home

At some point in our careers, we all struggle with productivity and working effectively. As developers, many tend to spend endless hours on the computer obsessing over codes, fixing bugs, and whatnot. Although there is nothing wrong with being a hard...