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Domain Knowledge
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Analysis Skills
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Deep Dey
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"Domain Knowledge"
| 1 year ago
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I kind of agree with Ajay, Domain knowledge can be gained by reading, observing, understanding the processes, etc.. however analysis skill is an individuals characteristics and is developed over a period of time by not confining just to BA...
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Saranya Kothandaraman
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I Don't completely support to Domain Knowledge, both the skills are necessary. When it comes to recruitment, tell me which major s/w company will take a person who has just expertise in the analysis skill? it is likely that the company requires their...
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Ajay
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"Analysis Skills"
| 3 years ago
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Analysis skills are a personal attribute and is gained mainly from individual's observation power and understanding of things whereas domain knowledge can be gained from books. Domain knowledge sits on the top of analysis skills. To me it looks...
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ARUN SAUDA
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| 1 year ago
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i know only 1 thing...bosses can forgive mistakes...but if we tell lie..then we are kicked out
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Saranya Kothandaraman
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| 2 years ago
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honesty matters and it is related to performance and which is related to awards and recognition. So if a person is honest he/she will perform well and this must be recognized by the organisation and reward for the same must be given. Without this...
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ALEX FERNANDES
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Of course honesty matter........ Honesty will be respected everywhere and in corporate people judge you by your honesty. It is a important character that everyone should possess. Â So be honest to be a complete professional.......Â
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Innovating decentralised and efficient market
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Ensure your product aligns with their aspirations/goals.
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Business Management Consultant
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"Ensure your product aligns with their aspirations/goals. "
| 1 year ago
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There is a startling scale of global poverty. Companies should develop more innovative business models to assist the needs of the BoP. There should be more awareness, focus, low-cost access to products and services. Once the Bop become more...
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Saranya Kothandaraman
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Effective communication in terms of advertising to RM, i.e.in their own language, using a well known hero, using clear actions and ideas. No intented meeaning. Ability to fullfil the RM need as and when needed (Inventory management) with improvement in...
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Makrand Bhave
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"Innovating decentralised and efficient market"
| 2 years ago
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Good ideation once again Purvi and even more aptly supported by Priya and Mr. Kazmi!! With you all here :))
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Ideate: "How to tap the market at the bottom of pyramid" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Prabhakar Srivastava
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Does anyone doubt this reality? Its a fact. See the telecom sector which grew rapidly in India and has entered deep hinterlands to the bottom of the pyramid and is tasting its success. Need was there, ultimately all human beings have the needs...
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Saranya Kothandaraman
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Bottom of the pyramid is the real India. It showcases the culture, tradition of people. Traditional people of India believed in value for money. This is the major factor that the successful marketers used in tapping the Rural India. For example, look...
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Suryakumar Sharma
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| 2 years ago
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Following are some of the characteristics of the market which is at the bottom of the pyramid 1) This market is huge but servicing it is a big task 2) This market is well spread out so reaching out to them is very expensive 3) Consumption is...
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Debate: "Is Real Indian market at the bottom of the pyramid?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Prabhakar Srivastava
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Does anyone doubt this reality? Its a fact. See the telecom sector which grew rapidly in India and has entered deep hinterlands to the bottom of the pyramid and is tasting its success. Need was there, ultimately all human beings have the needs...
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Saranya Kothandaraman
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Bottom of the pyramid is the real India. It showcases the culture, tradition of people. Traditional people of India believed in value for money. This is the major factor that the successful marketers used in tapping the Rural India. For example, look...
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Suryakumar Sharma
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"Yes"
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Following are some of the characteristics of the market which is at the bottom of the pyramid 1) This market is huge but servicing it is a big task 2) This market is well spread out so reaching out to them is very expensive 3) Consumption is...
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Debate: "Is Real Indian market at the bottom of the pyramid?" deleted from your view.
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