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Topic of the week : Leading Organizational Change Go to Topic

Change is vital to organizational growth and survival, but it is difficult...

Spread the infection called enthusiasm!

”Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson How often we have seen many an individual start with a bang and then slowly the energy levels drop, work now becomes more of a job and not a picnic, it is more of a duty towards one’s family and company but no longer an enjoyment. There could be many factors but primarily one factor is - lack of enthusiasm. This one lack, if dealt with and taken care of, can help one realize all their dreams. Life can be an easy cakewalk

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Follow an agile change programme driven by vision

Follow a thorough and depp programme driven democratically

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An apolitical federal government would be better for India

143 referals, 9 arguments, 206 views

	Argument added by Dayanand Deshpande, Senior Consultant, Ernst & Young \| Topic: 2009 General Elections : Key Issues \| 2 years ago
	I agree with this statement. The present democratic system in India is completely unstable which has no guarantee of sustaining for a long time. One of the reasons of this can be, it is runned mainly by politicians and unfortunately, majority of our...

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Can India become a developed country in 50 years?

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	Referred by Sudeep Tarafdar, Senior Consultant, IBM \| 2 years ago
	With 500 million people earning less than USD 2 per day, will India hope to be a developed country in 50 years? By developed I mean: less than 90% of population earning more than USD 20 per day; pretty modest target for 50 years from now. As I see it,...

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what is the purpose of a competitor? Do you accept the upper hand of a competitor?

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	Referred by Sudeep Tarafdar, Senior Consultant, IBM \| 2 years ago
	Generally nobody is willing to give preference to the competitor. This is the mind set of our management. They never accept the upper hand of a competitors activity, which is cripling our product in a bad way. Almost all the producers will think that...

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Manmohan Singh has changed millions of lives

271 referals, 13 arguments, 75 views

	Referred by Sudeep Tarafdar, Senior Consultant, IBM \| 2 years ago
	Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's speeches may not be winning him followers but his works do and his actions have "changed tens of millions of lives for the better", Time magazine has said. Do you really believe in this? Please share your true...

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A Team Without a Leader

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	Argument added by Dayanand Deshpande, Senior Consultant, Ernst & Young \| 2 years ago
	Great topic Mr. Kadal.... Many Organizations are trying to crack this model. And yes it's a mistake to focus so much on the formal structure that you lose out on the benefits of informal leadership but Leadership has quite a different meaning for some...

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Should Rahul Gandhi be included in cabinet ?

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	Referred by Dayanand Deshpande, Senior Consultant, Ernst & Young \| Topic: 2009 General Elections : Key Issues \| 3 years ago
	Results will come soon. Congress is taking a big decision . Whom to alert which post?Results will come soon. Congress is taking a big decision . Whom to alert which post? Several vacancies have already arisen with the defeat of dozen-odd ministers in...

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When Leadership Means Doing Nothing

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	Referred by Dayanand Deshpande, Senior Consultant, Ernst & Young \| 3 years ago
	Ben-Gurion University recently did a study of soccer goalkeepers and penalty kicks. Stopping a penalty kick is considered one of the most difficult challenges in soccer. The researchers computed the probability of stopping different kicks with...

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How can we reach Harmony in life and business?

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	Referred by Dayanand Deshpande, Senior Consultant, Ernst & Young \| 3 years ago
	According to at least most of religion (especially Islam) a religion has 3 layers: 1. The core of religion is Love of God, issues related to Heart 2. The middle layer is the believes and issues related to Mind 3. The outer/surface layer which is...

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Is Leading the Leaders required in and organisation?

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	Referred by Dayanand Deshpande, Senior Consultant, Ernst & Young \| 3 years ago
	At times there are situations where individuals need to stand up and lead the Leadership Management and lead them to take decisions Or else it can be best left to Leadership Team to decide. The debate is all about where you have to cross the boudaries...

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Will the Third Front would be able to woo voters ???

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	Argument added by Anil Kumar Singh, Senior Consultant, McKinsey & Company \| Topic: 2009 General Elections : Key Issues \| 3 years ago
	i to agree with Vijay and all others that this 3rd front will not be able to woo voters, as there is nobody in that camp who can lead very well, there will be internal fights in the party with so many bigwigs, it is bound to have clash of ideologies...

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Leading and Managing People Go to Topic

Management By Cartooning

The other day I was in a restaurant and saw a sign advertising "Sliders Fridays." From what I gathered, they offered a deep discount on tiny hamburgers, called sliders, on Friday nights. The interesting thing about this discovery is that I own the restaurant and it's the first I knew of it. (Stacey's at Waterford: www.eatatstaceys.com ) I don't just own the restaurant. I also manage it, although I use that term loosely. I've taken the concept of hands-off management to the next level. Most of

Should training budget be cut in these tough days?

Training Budget should not be cut

Hell with people development it can wait

Critical Thinking: Real-World, Real-Time Decisions Go to Topic

When Leadership Means Doing Nothing

Yes

if anxiety can induce empathy in us - Can it induce motivation as well ?

Yes

The Leadership Journey: Creating and Developing Your Leadership Go to Topic

Top Recruiter Leadership Tips

Top Recruiter Leadership Tips To be a successful Recruiter, you need to be a passionate leader. Recruiters are often underestimated as merely being the middle man (as opposed to leaders) between Job seekers and employers. While this is the condensed description of the basic function, Recruiters are in fact a source of empowerment which binds opportunity to success. In order to produce such results, Recruiters need to learn to lead. Contrary to most beliefs, leadership is not a quality reserved

Leadership

Hi, Would like to share one of the most interesting articles read recently. Leaders - "Some men are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them" . Shakespeare was good about leadership, as about most other things. The spoof letter which caused poor Malvolio to make such a fool of himself contains words that say a lot about the subject. "Some men are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them" . Greatness and leadership are so cl

Indian M&A: The changing face of Indian Business Go to Topic

Chanakya to Lakshmi Narayan Mittal : History of Indian Business

However after freedom of India , the trusteeship model of business which was so appreciated by Gandhi was given away to an Industrial model . Nehru , was very fond of the Soviet model of state controlled Industrialization. The decisions which are taken by Nehru on the context of Indian Business History was followed by more or less all the Goverments,from the period of 1947 to 1991 . Obviously these state controlled model has given a lot more security to some of the failing sectors of India . Th

COMPANIES LINE UP FOR DLF'S WIND BUSINESS

Several Indian and overseas companies have shown interest in acquiring the wind power business of DLF Ltd, India’s largest real estate developer by market value, which is seeking to raise money by selling assets outside of its main business. Adani Group, Essar Power Ltd, Infrastructure Leasing Financial Services Ltd, Hong Kong-based CLP Group and the UK’s BG Group Plc have evinced interest in the unit, said a person close to the development who didn’t want to be identified. An executive at one

INDIA Go to Topic

Written by a Pakistani journalist about India

My friend Rizwan Khan mailed me this interesting draft made by a Pakis journalist. Written by a Pakistani journalist about India [MUST READ] Capital suggestion By Dr Farrukh Saleem 12/9/2007 Here's what is happening in India : The two Ambani brothers can buy 100 percent of every company listed on the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) and would still be left with $30 billion to spare. The four richest Indians can buy up all goods and services produced over a year by 169 million Pakistanis and still

Do we really need to copy Americans to be called successfull?

Yes