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Jaspreet Oberoi
Passionate about Workplace Learning and EdTech
Jaspreet Singh Oberoi is an independent consultant associated with Skills Coaching Org.1 Based on the limited information available, here are some key points about his professional background:
Professional Experience
- Currently works as an Independent Consultant at Skills Coaching Org
- Has expertise in training development and quality organization
- Stays up-to-date with thought leadership in training and hiring practices
Skills and Expertise
Jaspreet appears to have skills and experience in:
- Training development
- Quality management
- Coaching
- Hiring practices
Education and Background
While specific details about his education are not provided, Jaspreet seems to be based in Delhi, India.2
Other Potential Roles
It's worth noting that there may be other professionals with the same or similar names. For example, there is a Dr. Jaspreet Singh Oberoi who is a Professor and Head of the Training & Placement Cell at Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Engineering College.3 However, without more definitive information, we cannot confirm if this is the same individual as the LinkedIn profile in question.
Overall, Jaspreet Singh Oberoi appears to be a professional focused on skills development, training, and organizational quality, working as an independent consultant. His LinkedIn profile likely contains more detailed information about his specific experiences and expertise in these areas.
Highlights
Move over Coffee, Chai is here! There is a "chai" revolution taking place. Yesterday, upon visiting a new Food Court in Mohali, I saw 7 Chai and Tea stores and only 1 Coffee store, not counting the 3 big brands that were there. Looks like Chai has come of age in the dining scene. Having a cup or kullar (clay single use cup) of Chai, (freshly boiled, not brewed), just like in an Indian home. They also offer everyday tea snacks like Bun Maska, rusk, biscuits. I was surprised to see "Churi" (fresh soft paratha crumbled with ghee and sugar or powdered jaggery) in the Mohali Chai shops. Stored are named Churi Chai or Punjab Churi...
Nowadays, when we go out, we often settle for a cup of tea instead of a coffee. Kudos to Chai Point and Chaayos in giving the humble tea it's rightful place in the eating out space. Chai shops have gone viral. In small branded ones can get a delicious Chai at Rs 20, more or less. In the big brands, you pay anywhere between Rs 60 to Rs 100 for a freshly made chai as compared to an average Rs 250 for a Cappuccino in a branded Cafe.
These Chai shops have given the freshly made chai its place of honor and one does not have to have the pre mix "chai latte" in the big brands. We've brought chai back home!
#Chai #Chaayos #Chaipoint #Chaiovercoffee #Punjabchaiscene
"The future is in our hands"
Last weekend I chanced upon a community event at Huddersfield, UK. The area was celebrating the impact of sheep on the town and region. There were 23 larger than life "singing sheep" spread throughout the town. On Sunday they were all brought together for the "HERD" finale. What impressed me was the diversity of the participants in the 1 hour music and dance performance – gender diversity, age diversity, ethnicity diversity. It was truly an all inclusive participation by the local community. What struck me was the kids song and dance with the chorus "The future is in our hands". How very true. This chorus was peppered through the event.
This has never been more true than now – Europe gripped with a heat wave, floods in India and S Korea … weather is breaking all records, with UK breaking the 40 deg C barrier last summer. It's never too late to recognize that climate is spinning out of control and "The Future is in our hands" #futureinourhands #singingsheep Ironically, 2 days post the Huddersfield HERD event, with the theme "The Future is in our hands", in a country that spread colonialism in the past, I came across a TED talk on how Indigenous wisdom can help solve the planetary crises that colonialism started. Jennifer "Jing" Corpuz shares the 5 values of her ancestors, the Kankanaey-Igorot people of the Philippines, known for creating the Banaue Rice Terraces: centuries-old irrigated mountain terraces that illustrate the magic of humanity living in harmony with nature. Corpuz shares five values that have guided her people as they successfully fought against development aggression and invites everyone to pursue a more just, sustainable world
- Reciprocity
- Spirituality
- Not taking more than you need
- Obligation to future generations
- Collective decision making The indigenous folks across the world, had wisdom to sustain the world. Perhaps, its still not too late to dig up their wisdom and have hope of a turnaround ... What other indigenous wisdom have you come across so that we can take "the future in our hands" … https://bit.ly/3K7WSit (14.42min) #indigeniouswisdom #futureinourhands #developmentaggression
