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This has got to be one of the clever e -mails I've received in a while. Someone out there either has too much spare time or is deadly at Scrabble. DILIP VENGSARKAR When you rearrange the letters: SPARKLING DRIVE PRINCESS DIANA When you rearrange the letters: END IS A CAR SPIN MONICA LEWINSKY When you rearrange the letters: NICE SILKY WOMAN DORMITORY: When you rearrange the letters: DIRTY ROO M ASTRONOMER: When you rearrange the letters: MOON STARER DESPERATION When you rearrange the letters: A ROPE ENDS IT THE EYES: When you rearrange the letters: THEY SEE A DECIMAL POINT: When you rearrange the letters: IM A DOT IN PLACE AND FOR THE GRAND FINALE: MOTHER-IN-LAW: When you rea...
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Akhilesh Majumdar
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wow...wonderful....most of the words were linked with the word formed after arranging the initial word, And the final one was just amazing... :))...THE EYES & THE DECIMAL POINT was also good..
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One of the worst things you can do at your new job is to make your supervisor look bad for hiring you. After all, your boss is key to your current on-the-job satisfaction and to your future success in the organization -- and perhaps even beyond. If there ever were a relationship for you to invest in, this is it. So here are five ways to get off to a great start with your new supervisor. Your efforts now will lay the groundwork for a productive working relationship over the long haul. Watch and Learn 'The number one thing is to observe the company culture and your supervisor closely during your first few weeks,' says Terese Corey Blanck, principal of College to Career, a career-consulting fi...
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nimisha singh
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ONLY IN FEW WORDS I WOULD SAY- AN AMAZING ARTICLE
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Bopanna
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Intresting ... good one.
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SR Sham Sunder
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Thanks. Everything else is right except the advice to look busy. Looking busy has negative connotation. When you read through, at least one amongst the many points will engage your attention. Understand that first completely. You have started a...
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NEVER forget that what goes up, must come down. This rule, I believe is the cornerstone of a successful and contented life. A sudden rise in the stock indices may have you smiling from ear to ear. It's the slide that tests your real strength. And if the current slide makes you feel timid, wealth gives you these six tips. 1 . Hear no evil Forget about rationalising and explaining (or listening to other people explain) why stocks are falling. It's a pointless exercise. 2 . Remember the bad times File the experience away as a worthwhile reminder of how risky the stocks are. Draw on that memory during the next market boom when optimistic market seers tell you that stocks are not risky. 3 . Do...
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veguru vijayakumar babu
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very frank and down to earth ...
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Bopanna
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Informative...thanks for sharing.
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Purchasing of share is an art and sellig is a bigger art.The contrarian view is" Purchase when every body is selling and Sell when every body is purchasing." But in day to day life majority of people do just apposite to this and book losses in the...
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Do you hear yourself saying? When I have enough money, I'll... When I go on vacation, I'll... As soon as I find the right partner, I'll... When the house is clean, I'll be able to... When I can afford a better car, I'll... When this project is over, I'll... As soon as I get more clients, I'll... I can't leave work, or I'll... When my kids are grown and moved out,I’ll... How much of your life do you put on hold? During coaching sessions, people share their 'I'll's' with me all the time. The most popular justifications are that they are waiting waiting for the money or the time to magically open up. Tracking the reasons over a ten year period and finding the bottom line truth, people aren't h...
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Bopanna
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Thanks for sharing..its time for introspection within...
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muhamedkunhi.t.k.p.
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It is better to use "I am" instead of "I'll's". Should be practical and do and live in the present. Boasting for the future action is really a fool's dream.
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Changing careers is never easy. Half the world thinks you've lost your mind, headhunters say you'll never work again and your relatives contribute the old 'I told you so' routine. But for many burned-out, bored or multitalented folks who are sitting on skills they're not getting a chance to use, changing fields is the only way to keep from losing their marbles. Regardless of your career-change strategy, never make these 10 mistakes: 1. Don't Look for a Job in Another Field Without Some Intense Introspection Nothing is worse than leaping before you look. Make sure you're not escaping to a field that fits you just as poorly as your last. Be sure you do a thorough self-assessment first. 2. Don...
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Bopanna
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Informative..good one.
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The goal of public relations is to portray your business in the best possible manner. This can range from establishing yourself in the market to damage control. Unlike advertising, your goal is not to pay for space in the media but to persuade the media to take an interest in your business and to write or report on your business activities. Below are some of the common pitfalls to watch out for when handling public relations. Poor timing. Timing is crucial and too often the individuals who handle public relations do not get a head start on their tasks. You need to consider lead time for magazines, newspapers, and other media. Poor choice of language. Jargon and buzzwords do not impress edit...
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Bopanna
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Informative..
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Ever thought how you can reach at a higher post in a short span of time . The employees have to anticipate their growth prospects in order to achieve fast promotions and a better salary.You might have observed people who started their career as a salesman and now they are the V.P of the organization . For this you need to constantly evaluate yourself , that what skills you lack and how you could reach to the next level .When you reach at higher positions you need to broaden your thinking and make models to improve the processes within the firm, you should also know how to get the maximum out of a limited resource . Also, experience becomes a handy tool to deal with problems at a higher leve...
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Vinayarajan KV
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Nice article , one need set a goal and evaluate self that where he/she towards the set goal and work towards improving.
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Bopanna
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Intresting..good one
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Achieving Success and Living a Meaningful Life Have you gotten news about something that you just can't wait to share and if you did wait, you feel like it would just burst right out of you anyway? Well, this is definitely one of those times! But first let me give you a personal side to what I'm about to share... I am extremely leery of any quick fix solution or overnight formula for success. In my opinion, they don't exist. With that said, I wanted to share something that I have recently shared with 2 members of my family to encourage them to break through the rut they are in and experience success. These three things I believe are so key to achieving success an...
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Bopanna
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Good one...
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I shared my ride with a well known singer, she just returned from a concert tour. We spoke at length about music, her love for music and hours that she spends doing riyaaz (practise). Brooding over love for music , she revelaed music takes her to a another world , a place of tranquil and peace. In course she stated being upset that her daughter does not share her passion for music. She felt her daughter missed the joy of being in music. After a considerable pause she said my daughter wastes time dancing...i dont like to think of her dancing on a stage...she does not realise ....she does not enjoy.... After i overcame the shock of what i heard...i told her that he daughter exprienced the sa...
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SR Sham Sunder
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On this point that after a break, a person will have renewed energy to pursue the activity again, I fully agree. Einstein - very correct! I am often found working during nights or sleeping at 11.00 AM. Once the body receives its due rest, I am...
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Bopanna
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Good one...intresting....
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The global sourcing market is changing rapidly around us. Just when you've decided the scope of services you want to outsource, and made a decision on which provider(s) will partner you, the market brings up another trend or announcement to throw your plans off balance. Despite the benefits that these changes bring, for those that are considering or managing an outsourcing agreement - as well as doing their day job - this continued evolution can certainly be a headache!!! We should be exploring key trends that all Sourcing and Procurement managers should be aware of in today's climate... Mega-deals are vanishing: The value of the mega deal segment is dropping both in number and size as comp...
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Bopanna
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Informative .. good one.
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