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Muhammad Shoaib Baig, Chief HR Officer and Vice President of Telenor Pakistan Joined PTI
Muhammad Shoaib Baig, Chief HR Officer and Vice President of Telenor Pakistan as decided to join PTI after being inspired by the Azadi March movement for Naya Pakistan!
This movement has been a monumental success already as it has united Pakistan and displayed the spirit of Pakistanis to a global audience.The power of people is Supreme who have shown that they have the courage to stand up against the oppressors. InshaAllah, the perseverance of our people will help us achieve our goal.
For now, let's celebrate a leader in the making, Muhammad Shoaib Baig! Here is his full profile:
Senior HR leader with international experience in various multinational companies.
Schooling- Islamabad, B.Engg (Hons) Civil Engineering Univeristy of Leeds, UK, MBA Univeristy of Leeds, UK
Chief HR Officer/Vice President Telenor Pakistan
Head of HR, Novartis Pharmaceutical ,Asia Pacific & South Africa, Singapore
Head of HR, Novartis Oncology, UK & Ireland
HR Manager Unilever Pakistan
Global Talent Manager Unilever Plc, London UK.
His words on why he is joining PTI?
"I am joining PTI on the call of my leader Imran Khan to stand up for our rights and say NO to injustice forever - inshAllah together we will make Naya Pakistan!"
Reading a novel can make real Difference
Reading a novel can make real, physical changes to your brain, according
to research from Emory University. For two weeks, study participants
read sections of a novel in the evenings, then had their brains scanned
in the morning to track structural changes.
Researchers found increased
connectivity in areas of the brain associated with receptivity to
language, as well as motor areas — which may explain why it can feel
like you’re transported into the body of a character. Researchers
believe that the increased connectivity is lasting, like a muscle
memory, since these effects were still seen days after the novel was
finished. Is there a novel that’s made a big impact on your brain?
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