Going back to my Job days, I clearly remember conducting a few sessions on Work -Life Balance as a Corporate Trainer and I also remember getting engrossed in the subject totally. Even after my sessions…thinking how... Read More » Work Life Balance
Posted on Dec 16 2011 | No Comments
Going back to my Job days, I clearly remember conducting a few sessions on Work -Life Balance as a Corporate Trainer and I also remember getting engrossed in the subject totally. Even after my sessions…thinking how... Read More » Coping with “Unexpected Change...
Posted on May 28 2010 | 2 Comments
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The law of the nature says “Change!” and the first human instinct says “What Change? I am fine.”
The human philosophy towards work:
As humans... Read More » Understanding Self-Esteem
Posted on Mar 31 2010 | No Comments
Self-esteem means an overall evaluation of a person about himself. Self-esteem can be very closely related to one’s self-image. Feeling worthy about yourself, or having high self-esteem, is one of the most valuable... Read More » Assertiveness Tips
Posted on Mar 20 2010 | 1 Comment
Know your facts and have them to hand.
Anticipate other people’s behaviour and prepare your responses.
Prepare and use good open questions.
Re-condition and practice your own new reactions to aggression... Read More » Preparedness Towards Stress!
Posted on Feb 24 2010 | 1 Comment
One of the best ways of coping with stress is to understand and anticipate your first encounter with stress and do something to either avoid that stress, or at least minimize its impact. So you can either love it or hate... Read More » Be Supremely Self Competent
Posted on Feb 22 2010 | No Comments
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... Read More » Positive Attitude – The Key to...
Posted on Feb 18 2010 | 3 Comments
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... Read More » Conducting Interviews – The Ri...
Posted on Jan 06 2009 | No Comments
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... Read More » -
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