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Working hours and time off
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Respect
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sanjay dey
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"tiffin hours and ideal time"
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There should be a defined tiffin hours
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parvez khan
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"First Train then Expect the Result"
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Employer should conduct training and development session time to time in order to spread the vision of orgz. and develop the skills on the job among the employees then expect and measure and reward them in a very rational manner,and justify your...
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S. Jayaraman
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"Working hours and time off"
| 2 years ago
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Dipika Words are not enough to congratulate u . Apart from the basic rights , one has to consider how to accommodate the increasing number of population which is churning out in millions of graduates each year . The solution is to make compulsory...
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Should sensorship be established
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Media should remain independent
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sanjay dey
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"Should sensorship be established"
| 6 months ago
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In recent times we have seen attacks on media. With the political parties against media independency, it is now appropriate that we should decide on the freedom of the media. The media on the other hand have become corrupt giving unnecessary news...
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marketing
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hr
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Vinoy Scaria James
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| 6 months ago
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If marketing is the spinal chord then finance is the nerve centre.
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sanjay dey
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If you do not have right people who can carry on the marketing how can one survive. So, my vote is to hr.
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Sujatha srivastava
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| 2 years ago
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I agree with you deepak, best word to represent marketing. Yes marketing is the backbone of any business and then comes the HR and other department. If marketing is not there then other department cannot not survive. So to be successful be strong...
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BOON
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BANE
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sanjay dey
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"BANE"
| 6 months ago
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l live in Kolkata, and everyday I avail the metro service. If you see the rush you will know the bane of living in Kolkata. Its like going in a packed cage where we have only some space to breathe. Every where you go you will find long queues...
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Gurupad S. Hegde
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"BOON"
| 1 year ago
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Nothing can match human intelligence. So, in most of the contexts, human resource is the most valuable asset of a country.
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Manoj Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Comparing the growth of economy for over the decades i feel that population be a boon for developing country like india. more population means more demands for the products which definitely an accelarator for economic growth. But at the same time...
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Yes
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varunsangani
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| 3 months ago
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I completely agree with u sir, there are certain jobs where you need coordination from other departments to complete the job and there are also jobs , for ex: programme coding designing which can be worked at home.
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sanjay dey
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I am myself working from home. I think its a better way to start a business, with limited capital. Your clientele will also increase. Only thing to think about is will you be able to devote your time fully without getting involved in household work.
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Amrita
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| 1 year ago
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Oh yes, I would have readily worked from home, if I had given the option to work from home, its really a good stress buster, there is no need for you to go through all that traffic in peak hours to reach the office and also you can save so much...
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Everyday we see more and more facebook pages getting created. The fact is that 80-90% of the pages have likes less than 250. Creating a brand is a tough job. The brands which have more likes are the ...
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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Yes. Standing example is Hindi film supremo Amitab's twite fetched millions of follower for Danush's ," Why is this Kolaivery song". Can we achieve this, in short frame of time, globally?.
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sanjay dey
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No, still more than 60% of our country's literate population are computer illiterate. Indian companies has not grown in that capactiy that they could target consumers through the net.
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Anna George
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Undoubtedly YES. In India there are 760million (adding 17m/month) users of internet. And out of them 90% possess a facebook Twitter Account. So whatever is posted in Facebbok soon makes instant impact among audience and very soon it gets...
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India is a free nation. People have rights but still women are struggling to come up. There is a lot of violence against women not only in India but also in other countries. So what can men who really want this to stop do? 1. Don't remain silent when you see anyone you know is abusing a woman. 2. If you feel woman around you is harassed, ask her. 3.If you are emotionally, psychologically, physically, or sexually abusive to women, or have been in the past, seek professional help NOW. 4.Don’t fund sexism. Refuse to purchase any magazine, rent any video, subscribe to any Web site, or buy any music that portrays girls or women in a sexually degrading or abusive manner. Protest sexism in the me...
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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Many social reformers born & perished, mountain of books written on women's emancipation by great scholars, laws are enacted & reviewed periodically but , still, exploitation of women continues. It is, due to inherent unawareness in our social...
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sanjay dey
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| 6 months ago
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most of the crimes against women are done by women.They need to change their attitudes. Secondly, men should have an independent mindset with decision making capabilities. They should fight for what is right.
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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Sulagna, with due respects - i am repeating what i said in one of my earlier posts - women are the biggest enemies to womenkind. So a change in attitude is required at womens level for their real emancipation. I agree with Piyush hundred percent.
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We are lagging behind
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Our ads are good
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Mandar Naravane
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| 2 months ago
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There are too many ads shown on TV, every now and then also with repeatitions. It seems there is no regulation for the quantity too.
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sanjay dey
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There is no innovativeness in our ads. Most of the ads are xerox copy of the foreigners. The foreign and Indian envioronment are quite different is still unknown to most of our ad houses.
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Hema
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"We are lagging behind"
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Thats true...Ads which makes sense are very few.Thats paving way for online advertising where the attention is grabbed irrespective of the the ads.
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Why Mahatma Gandhi, “An Apostle of Peace”, was never awarded Nobel Peace Prize? Nobel Peace Prize chronicler T. Gray, in his book “Champions of Peace: The Story of Alfred Nobel, the Peace Prize and the Laureates”, suggests a 'curious omission' when men like Martin Luther King Jr. (the 1964 laureate who acknowledged Gandhi as his mentor) and 1960 Nobel Prize winner Albert Luthuli (who applied Gandhi's principles in South Africa) are duly honoured but Gandhi, 'the first to employ nonviolence in a political context, was never awarded the Peace Prize'. He adds that 'A great many people have wondered, over the years, why Gandhi was never chosen for a Nobel Peace Prize.' There has been much specu...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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| 7 months ago
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Gandhi was nominated in 1937, 1938, 1939, 1947 and, finally, a few days before he was assassinated in January 1948. According to Øyvind Tønnesson, Nobelprize.org Peace Editor, (1998-2000) following are the reasons for not considering Mahatma...
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sanjay dey
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Noble prizes is not for the Indians. There are many instances in the past and the present when the noble committee has forgotton the Indians. Gandhiji is one of the glaring examples of them.
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Should railway suffer for being social organination
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The heavy dose of subsidy is indicative of weak social fabric
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vijaya shanbhag
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"Should railway suffer for being social organination"
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Indian Railways should be cheapest and fastest means of communication for a COMMON MAN and it should be honoured.Railways Minister should see that it keeps up to its pace.Also it maintenance and survey should be done at least once in a month so...
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sanjay dey
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railways for a long time has become the personal property of the political parties. its a welcome move by the unions, who showed courage, in face of adversity.
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Darshana Sawant
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"Should railway suffer for being social organination"
| 7 months ago
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Definitely when we can pay 300 rs for a movie 150 for pop corn and pepsi who are we to fight for few rs hike in railway fare. We all know that prices for everything including most crucially petrol, LPG and day to day domestic supplies is...
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