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Nikhil
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The world is coming to India we debating wether to leave Indai and mke a career abroad Why so , may be the author did not get the break he desired but then I and my friends and my family did not go and settle abroad or study abroad to make a...
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Dattathreyan Swamy Rao
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I support this statement. Look into the basics of going abroad or leaving the country. If I am happy in the house why should I leave it. Various other factors influence the life style to be more disgusting, boring, tensed atmosphere, and little short...
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Savita Dalvi
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In our country, career growth is not so easy because of organisational politics, Quota system, lack of proper work environment and motivational programmes etc. Whereas, in western countries, this is not at all a problem, every weekend they have...
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Debate: "Is leaving the country, the only solution for rising the career laddder??" deleted from your view.
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Hopsitals are not only providing health and cure for sick patients but at the same time making the patients and their attendents feel at home, so which side is the hospital today? Health care or Hosp...
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Dattathreyan Swamy Rao
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The very words-Hospital and Hospitality are derived from the same basic concept to treat others. One is for the pained where as the other for the pleasure. Both expect quality, Reliability and service. That service with more comforts in one,...
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Makrand Bhave
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The corelation between a Hotel and a Hospital is people. People pay for comforts in a Hotel and people pay to get comfortable in Hospitals. Surely adding that touch of sensitivity and ambience is quite necessary for that paying customer so that...
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Bindu Narayan
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Having being spurred on by the burgeoning medical tourism market in India, many hospitals have jumped on to the being hospitable bandwagon to cash in on the boom time. Many medical facilities in hospitals are mimicking hotel environments and this...
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Answer: "Are the Hospitals of today, more towads Hospitality Industry than Healthcare Industry?" deleted from your view.
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