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Positive attitude, behavior & communication
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Proper communication
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DEEPAK MITTAL
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"All "
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both are the Important
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Himanshu Joshi
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Without "You" being in a favourable frame of mind, no place on this earth or heavens can be a favourable working space. All other features like office ambience, tolerant boss, friendly co- workers, behaviour, communication, attitude happen later but...
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Ideate: "What should be the key features of a favourable working space?" deleted from your view.
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Do not panic
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Go to open and plane place
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ALFREDO N. RAMIREZ
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"A "packed" small bag, go to an open space and be composed"
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Packed a small bag with some clothes, some bottles of water, a penlight, a swiss knife important a whistle, and most important your pertinent documents/records, which you can carry without difficulty in going to an open space. Remain composed...
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Himanshu Joshi
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Each member must carry a reasonable amount of clean drinking water as in times like this you may need to quench your thirst. One tends to de- hydrate in panic. Drink in Small sips and only when needed, not to pass time.
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Ideate: "Earthquake survival tips.. Do you know any?" deleted from your view.
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Responsibilities
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women are capable
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kushal khandeliya
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"Responsibilities"
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challenge i guess
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Himanshu Joshi
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| 1 year ago
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I agree with Lakshminarain and do believe that the times are changing. Women not being in the engineering fields is just one of the employment areas. They were not in the Armed forces till 1992. That time jobs were restricted to non combatant roles....
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Muhammed jabir rifai
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"Responsibilities"
| 1 year ago
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Exactly said.. i support your view.
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Ideate: "What drives women out of Engineering jobs?" deleted from your view.
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Talk
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Try to be a friend...
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MS_Pi
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"Try to be a friend..."
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There is a proverb in Sanskrit "to treat your son - after 16 years - as a friend" The sooner you treat your son as a man,the sooner he will be one.
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Himanshu Joshi
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The parents need to participate in the growth of the children. At the same time be conscious of the fact that they need to grow out of their times when issues of liberty were taboo in their times. The parents have to become friends. Must know the...
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Ideate: "How should parents deal with adolescents of gen Z?" deleted from your view.
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Responsibilities
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women are capable
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kushal khandeliya
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"Responsibilities"
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challenge i guess
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Himanshu Joshi
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I agree with Lakshminarain and do believe that the times are changing. Women not being in the engineering fields is just one of the employment areas. They were not in the Armed forces till 1992. That time jobs were restricted to non combatant roles....
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Muhammed jabir rifai
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"Responsibilities"
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Exactly said.. i support your view.
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Ideate: "What drives women out of Engineering jobs?" deleted from your view.
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Yes it sthe only option
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There are other options too
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Arun Chitlangia
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"There are other options too"
| 1 year ago
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Within Company there are many other opportunities. Talk to your bosses boss!
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Rohit Thakur
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"Yes it sthe only option"
| 1 year ago
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If your boss is the owner of the Company then its always better to leave that kind of company.
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Himanshu Joshi
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"There are other options too"
| 1 year ago
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See! if your boss does'nt like you and he also owns the business, then probably he wo'nt keep you on the payroll for long. If he is also in the company hierarchy at some level and superior to you, remember, that he is also being watched. Your...
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Debate: "Is leaving the job only answer to annoying boss?" deleted from your view.
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I have worked in a company where we had strict dress codes. Formals 4 day a week. Before I had joined I was given a rule book which clearly read what one could wear and what not. I was pleased. Really I was. It took me a sometime to understand the difference between formal shoes and casual ones!! I learned following things: 1. Hand bag and shoes should match. 2. Shoes should be close ended ( wearing sox is compulsary) 3. Nothing flashy will be allowed. 5. Only crisp cotton sarees. 6. Salwar suit should not be glittery-glamorous. 7. No flashy nail paints and dark eye make up. I was fine with it and followed all the rules. But as I looked around I could see all inappropriately dressed women. ...
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manish kumar
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I hate dress codes @ work and collages
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Himanshu Joshi
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I happen to be from the Armed Forces back ground where dress codes are followed whether during work or in leisure. There is a Uniform (Working rig), the games rig, dinner rig, ceremonial rig and even the Club rig. It implies that the officer or the...
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Tanima
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Feeling Jealous, Joking Kriti. It will happen,some girl's really can't stop themselves, If dresscode is really necessary then company should monitor that rules are same for everyone, no one can break the rule.
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Insight: "We are dress coded...." deleted from your view.
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Honesty , Dedication & Basic subject knowledge
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Basic plus technical conceptual clarity & Diplomacy
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Dipak Bhattacharya
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"Basic plus technical conceptual clarity & Diplomacy"
| 1 year ago
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I fully agree with some of your philosophies, remaining issues are debatable. Fitment to job requirement is a prime requisite for the company.Honesty, Integrity, dedications and .. such things-- only time will tell.90% of the materials written /...
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Himanshu Joshi
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If a candidate is honest, he will have the integral ability to admit his limitations. Such a person can be trusted and will be more trainable as compared to one who is a diplomat, but hollow. Being diplomatic is not a negative attribute if it is...
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Kiran Tiwari
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"Honesty , Dedication & Basic subject knowledge"
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I believe how honest a candidate is while answering your questions is more important compared to how well he is able to manipulate or how clear his technical concepts are. You can invest and train an honest candidate for technical knowledge but...
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Debate: "As an interviewer what would you prefer -Conceptual clarity & diplomacy Versus Honesty & dedication" deleted from your view.
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Somasundaran Chakkambath
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"Yes"
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Scinece as we understand today still can not explain many many things and there are are exceptions always to many scientific rules. Look at anomalies of water as aliquid abundantly available in nature. Astrology is based on organised study of...
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Himanshu Joshi
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Yes, it is a science and a perfect one too. It is only at the applied level that the science has been used for commercial exploitation using the inherent weakness of people to know the future.Astrology is not just forecast and prediction of what will...
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Dr. Ray
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"Yes"
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If meteorology is a science, then astrology is also a science. But in astrology there are many sages and many opinions. All theories of astrology must have to render into one theory in scientific way.
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Debate: "Do you agree with Bombay High Court that astrology is a science?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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R N Bhattacharyya
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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Why we should invite 'inflation' by increasing buying capacity.Govt to ensure restriction in 'inflation'.
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Himanshu Joshi
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If the govt is really concerned and committed, then reducing the tax burden on the commodities, goods and services, excise and other taxes on fuel would leave sufficient disposable income with people. Further if the govt can considering increasing the...
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Adrija
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"Yes"
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I think the government must increase the personal income tax exemption limit to at least Rs 3 lakh from Rs 1.6 lakh at present in the upcoming Budget for giving relief to taxpayers from high inflation. With unprecedented inflation particularly...
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Debate: "Should income tax exemption limit be raised to Rs 3 lakh??" deleted from your view.
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