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Employers should take an initiative
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REDUCE COMMUNICATION GAP.
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swamit
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"By making the environment of appreciation."
| 7 months ago
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So that even a peon can also say that my CEO knows me well and he gave me thanks last time and every body knows that in my whole organization. Coz recognition is most important than a rewards as rewards can be given by any one who doesn't know the...
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attar singh
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| 1 year ago
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frequent meeting with employee at all level may be held by the employer and listen them and provide at the spot decision. Employer should have his phone open to all and have direct touch at any time.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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"Employers should take an initiative"
| 1 year ago
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Yes, it is the right solution & with this initiative/ right way the image of the employer also improves & leads to progress of the company @ the correct pace. I support this idea & thanks for referral, Renne.
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Ideate: " How to reduce communication gap between employee and employers?" deleted from your view.
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kushal aggarwal
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| 1 year ago
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obviously in this virtual era we can expect anything and everything.....so why not e billing!!
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attar singh
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| 1 year ago
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It is certain that in future billing will be paperless.
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Smita Dalvi
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Of course it has to be. How long will we go on keeping records on paper and keep on wasting more and more of it!! When we shop from a supermarket when if we buy just one packet milk everyday we get a long bill every-time!! Isn't it a waste of...
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Debate: "Will paperless billing be the future?" deleted from your view.
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S. Swaroop
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Recession is more prominent and well defined in the west. India in itself is a globe if we consider the population metamorphosis. In the west there are countries which have less than 1% growth rate. But India have never fallen even below 6! What...
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attar singh
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| 2 years ago
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I think there will be again boom in construction indusry as it was 2 year ago. Â
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Sandeep Dolharkar
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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If we compare last year with previous years slight slowdown was there,but coming year looks promising for construction industry to rise.More than fifty percent of our national income is spent on construction projects,besides our idustrial...
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Debate: "Will we see a hiring spree in construction sector this year?" deleted from your view.
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success in recruitments
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attar singh
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"success in recruitments"
| 2 years ago
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I suggest that skiiled person should also be involved in addition of the stack holders. Â
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jagdeep sachdeva
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"success in recruitments"
| 2 years ago
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as far as my views are concerned I think all I should involve all the hrs of corporate who are interested in this , as the share holders of the revenue generaions through this process.
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Ideate: "how to conduct successful campus recruitment drive with hr people involved fully and ful heartidly?" deleted from your view.
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Time Management is also a big challange.
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Proritizing the project / program management tasks.
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attar singh
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"Time Management is also a big challange."
| 2 years ago
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I am to say that time management is a very big challange to multiprojects.If time will be controlled that automatically the cost will controlled.
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Samir Das
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"Proritizing the project / program management tasks."
| 3 years ago
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Yes i completely agree with you that prioritizing the multi project is big issue.Each individual project is has a certain characteristic feature which is important for the project so project manager has to take care all of them at a time which is...
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Bad Management
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Due to lack of two factors. 1- Decisions. 2- Money
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Biranchi Narayan Acharya
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"Lack of risk management & evalution of bottlenecks"
| 11 days ago
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many project are estimated very casually taking things granted. A time frame is generally made considering volume of work & ignoring ground constraints. That is why most projects fails to be completed on time.
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attar singh
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| 2 years ago
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all the factors given affect the project .Inaddition the is a main fator i.e. good timely coordination also affect the project.
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Rajiv Ranjan Srivastava
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"Bad Management"
| 3 years ago
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Bad management is the core problem for failure of project and all other problems being discussed are the branches of bad management only. Poor management do not allow a systematic process of working with defined responsibilities of parties...
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Ideate: "Why do Construction Projects Fail?" deleted from your view.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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Yes, corrective action should be taken on time to avoid further loss.
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attar singh
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| 2 years ago
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Corrective timely actions are necessary for the project to complete in time.
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Nittoor Jayaram Suresh
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"Yes"
| 3 years ago
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Thanks for the support. My experience says, failures can be at any given time of the project be ascertained with monitoring tools at basic level, and can be forecast with the help of awareness of changing works envoirment and circumstances. For...
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Debate: "Corrective Action(s) on failures on course to a project" deleted from your view.
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without curing we can have good results ,but with costly one
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should adopt the cheaper as in practice.
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attar singh
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"without curing we can have good results ,but with costly one"
| 2 years ago
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We may stop the water which is released in dehydration of the concorete by applying a barrier coat of chemical on the green concorete.
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Hemal Doshi
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"should adopt the cheaper as in practice. "
| 2 years ago
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Curring should be done properly. if concrete what we mix, actually givey very high strength, if Vibration during the pouring is not proper and after concreting curring is not proper than concrete will not provide proper strength.
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Vivek Singh
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"should adopt the cheaper as in practice. "
| 2 years ago
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Water in w/c ratio is to hydrate the cement. This reaction is exothermic and tends to evaporate water in the concrete which in turn creates voids in concrete. The effect is visible on surface as cracks. If there is no curing these cracks can be...
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Debate: "Rich concrete mix v/s curing" deleted from your view.
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Govt.should increase the subsidiary.
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let it remain as such.
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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"let it remain as such."
| 1 year ago
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In many metro / corporation, drawings are approved only when there is a provision for Rain water harvesting facility is planned. It , clearly, shows that, city planners take stock of water scarcity that's developing everywhere. It is the duty of...
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attar singh
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| 2 years ago
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The local people are not so rich and cannot make arrangement for water harvesting,hence Govt.shoud make /develop sibsidery for this purpose.
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Kevadkar Mangesh Daji
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"let it remain as such."
| 1 year ago
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Its not the matter of government subsidiary... We should stat from our home that is Roof water harvesting.. Which need really less amount and more effective. So Dont depend on government start from own
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Debate: "RAINWATER HARVESTING." deleted from your view.
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providing hard shoulder either type as narrated.
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should adopt the cheaper as in practice.
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Barun Jha
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"providing hard shoulder either type as narrated."
| 2 years ago
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Definitely a hard stable shoulder will lead to a stable road, protected from rain cuts and weathering affect of water plus it adds to the width of existing highway. For lower cost implication, effort should be made for easily available cheap...
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attar singh
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| 2 years ago
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hard shoulder of easly available material may be provided.
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Debate: "Providing hard shouder in highways" deleted from your view.
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