RippleHire Roundtable 2025 — Bangalore
“Retention keeps the engine running. Reinvention sets the direction. Great hiring does both.” — RippleHire Roundtable 2025 Bangalore
What we explored in Bangalore
• Culture as a retention engine: How trust, clarity, and manager empathy outperform process in keeping talent engaged.
• Hiring with intent: Designing onboarding journeys that turn offers into advocacy and reduce early attrition.
• The leadership lens: Why recruiters and leaders share ownership for experience and belonging.
• Culture as a retention engine: How trust, clarity, and manager empathy outperform process in keeping talent engaged.
• Hiring with intent: Designing onboarding journeys that turn offers into advocacy and reduce early attrition.
• The leadership lens: Why recruiters and leaders share ownership for experience and belonging.
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The RippleHire Roundtable 2025 — Bangalore convened India’s sharpest HR and TA leaders for a day of candid, human-centered discussion.
The theme? Retention keeps the engine running. Reinvention sets the direction. Great hiring does both.
Across the room, conversations moved quickly beyond hiring tactics and into the heart of culture. When new hires walk in, they’re not assessing systems — they’re sensing trust. They notice who takes time, who follows through, and who makes space for questions. It isn’t technology that earns that trust; it’s people.
One insight echoed across the table: you can automate tasks, but trust is built, not scripted.
For RippleHire, the discussion reaffirmed that great hiring and onboarding are leadership acts. The leaders in attendance left aligned on one belief — that every touchpoint in the candidate journey is an opportunity to build confidence, connection, and culture.
Thank you to every leader who made the conversation honest, sharp, and deeply human.
(And yes — we know it’s Bengaluru. But Bangalore just hired better in this sentence.
