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    Selection & Recruitment Process of Aman Group Ltd.
    (Daffodil International University, 21-01-07) Rahman, Raisa
    Aman Group Ltd. is committed to hiring the most trained workers. Applicants are appropriate in enlisting and screening exercises that adjust to all current work regulations. It is the approach of Aman Group Ltd. to give equivalent business accommodation to all candidates and representatives. In Chapter One of this report, I have examined about the review of this report and in Chapter Two I have given the organization outline, its Vision, Mission and other important issues that are imperative to satisfy this report. Strategy is depicted in Chapter Three where I have given portray about how the information are gathered. Enrollment and Selection Process of Aman Group Ltd. is intricately shrouded in Chapter Five, while Findings and Analysis on representative turnover and likely arrangements are designed in Chapter Six of this report. I have taken a stab at the ongoing HR techniques that Aman Group Ltd is acting in their Recruiting Process to enlist their representatives more useful. Additionally, I have concentrated on worker turnover proportion for the place of Sales Officers of Sales and Marketing Department, where I viewed as on a normal 14% as considering most recent three years record (2019, 2020 and 2021). Moreover, I have likewise given a few clear arrangements which, I accept, can decrease worker turnover, whenever executed.
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    Symbiotic realm: redifining Dhaka Zoo through empath and eco-centric harmony
    (BRAC University, 2025) Rahman, Raisa; Ahmed, Iftekhar; Bhuyan, Md Rashed; Chowdhooree, Imon; Kabir, Saimun
    The growing demand for urban resilience and biodiversity conservation in the rapidly developing Dhaka city underscores the importance of reimagining traditional spaces. Here, the study aims to explore how the Dhaka Zoo, generally regarded solely as a venue for animal exhibition, can be metamorphosed into multifunctional urban ecosystems. Ecocentric architectural principles, adaptive climate strategies, biodiversity enhancement, and public participation will be integrated into the development of post-anthropocentric zoo design during the redesign process. The research investigates how zoos in rapidly urbanizing Dhaka can adapt to redefine both ecological and community needs through empathy towards animals and nature. Expert advice in zoology will be instrumental in this work, as we explore sustainable zoo models and demonstrate how the Dhaka Zoo can serve as a model for climate-resilient urban ecosystems.