Conducting Interviews – The Right Way!

The most inevitable process that follows you as a trainer & remains a part of your profile is the process of conducting Interviews. At times I feel it is a very unfair deal. One party in this process is totally at ease while the other trying to give its best in minimum span... Read More

Attrition – The Inevitable!

Statistics say that cost of hiring a new employee is three times the salary of an existing employee. Attrition will always remain the inevitable truth that any any Organization can never do without. No matter how much you pay to an employee or help him in his growth, he would still ... Read More

Be Supremely Self Competent

Feb
22
Be Supremely Self Competent In the past few months a lot happened around me and hence I was really motivated to write on this topic. I am not sure how many of my readers would be able to co-relate to this topic as for them life might be smooth.  But whenever they will... Read More | 0


Positive Attitude – The Key to Success

Feb
18
Positive Attitude – The Key to Success Your attitude has a direct affect your behavior and therefore  directly influences your life . If we talk about workplace, happiness and success they would be considered as major assets. The bigger question today is, that every one knows what... Read More | 2


Cautious Contribution Towards Customer Service

Feb
12
Cautious Contribution Towards Customer Service It is not uncommon in an organization for staff members to believe that customer service is only the job of those who deal directly with the external customers or clients . Another myth that floats is that one has to be in the  “Sales Wing”... Read More | 1


Intelligent Quotient Vs. Emotional Intelligence

Dec
15
Intelligent Quotient Vs. Emotional Intelligence IQ & EI are very triggering topics, aren’t they? Which one do you think leads to a more successful life? The choice could entirely depend on what worked best for you. But if you look at things from my perspective, you would agree... Read More | 1


Prepare Well For A Good Performance Appraisal

Dec
12
Prepare Well For A Good Performance Appraisal My personal experience after working in a corporate for several years is that, despite the fact that appraisals are the most awaited by every employee in an organization, there is only a minority of population that prepares well for it. Most... Read More | 0


Effective Negotiation

Dec
08
Effective Negotiation We are not born with negotiating skills and strategies. They are usually learned and once you have learnt that art, you can handle complicated situations comfortably. To negotiate well, you must have a clear understanding of the Objective of... Read More | 1


Effective Time Management Strategies To Improve Work Life Balance

Aug
31
Effective Time Management Strategies To Improve Work Life Balance From the past one month I have been thinking, thinking real hard about how my days are planned, scheduled and spent. The kind of person I am, I always thought I was good planning and managing time. I always felt that things and time were under... Read More | 7


Practical Tips for First Time Managers

Aug
13
Practical Tips for First Time Managers I still remember that Saturday night very clearly, when I read my appraisal letter the first time and it stated, that I was promoted as an “Assistant Manager’. Which would mean that I was now a ‘People Manager’ with... Read More | 2


Mentors – The New Gateway To Success

Jan
13
Mentors – The New Gateway To Success I once read a book called the “The Science of getting rich”. In this book Wallace says that getting rich is an art of correctly replicating what the rich do. Thus,  It is it not about getting the right environment, talent or being... Read More | 1


Conducting Interviews – The Right Way!

Jan
06
Conducting Interviews – The Right Way! The most inevitable process that follows you as a trainer & remains a part of your profile is the process of conducting Interviews. At times I feel it is a very unfair deal. One party in this process is totally at ease while the other... Read More | 0