tirthaSUCCESS FORMULA
WHAT ENSURES ON THE JOB SUCCESS IN ORGANISATION?
SUCCESS IS A FUNCTION OF :
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES : ARE U CLEAR ON WHAT JOB RESPONSIBILITIES YOU HAVE? HOW WELL ARE YOU DISCHARGING THESE RESPONSIBILITIES?
LEADERSHIP QUALITIES : YOUR SUCCESS WILL NOT DEPEND ONLY ON HOW WELL YOU ARE DISCHARGING YOUR JOB RESPONSIBILITIES. IT WILL ALSO DEPEND ON HOW GOOD A LEADER YOU ARE!
WAHT ARE YOU WORTH
I AM ASKING ALL OF U WHAT ARE YOU WORTH . I HAVE ASKED THIS QUESTION TO AT IN MY COLLEGE SOME OF STUDENTS IN SEMINARS. THE ANSWER I GOT WERE STARTLINGLY DIFFERENT. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE SAID THAT HIS WORTH IS RS. 5000/- PER MONTH, THE STIPEND THAT WAS PAID TO HIM A YOUNG MAN IN A SEMINAR IN DELHI STARTED ME BY HIS FIGURE 5 LAKHS. ON FURTHER PROBING IT CAME OUT THAT HE WAS TALKING ABOUT THE DOWRY HE EXPECTED TO RECEIVE.
tirthaIt all starts with self awareness that enables us to stand tall in the crowd and examine the way we ‘see’ ourselves. It leads us to see beyond, listen beyond and act beyond in any environment. It makes us understand of a successful people, the habit of proactivity.
Toll Free Helpline Numbers in India
Cell Phones
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Airlines in India
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Automobiles
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Banks in India
• ABN AMRO – 1600 11 2224
tirthaNew words added in dictionary!!!
Some new words incorporated in the dictionary
Ponting: (n) (adj)
1. A substance or entity or even a person of unquestionable integrity
2. An act of uncivilised behaviour. [Also, pontingness (n)]
Usage: The judge was driven towards justice because he knew that the pontiff was a ponting.
Sir Bonkers said, “Don’t try to bully me. I surely can fathom the pontingness in your eyesâ€.
Bucknor: (n) (adj)
1. Temporary blindness leading to missing out on the obvious.
2. To be at the wrong place at the wrong time.
tirthaShow, don’t tell
Here’s how The New Indian Express, Bangalore, narrates a recent massacre in a village in Bihar:
For Bihar, the story was sickeningly familiar. As villagers in tiny Narkopi
went around doing their shopping on the afternoon of September 13 at
the weekly bazaar, around 50 armed men struck. The shootout lasted
hours, by the end of which six were dead and many grievously injured.
The villagers turned to the police, and the latter ‘turned away’.
‘We requested the police to open fire to disperse them, but the police
