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“In any relationship, the essence of trust is not in its bind, but in its bond. So hold the hand of the person whom you love rather than expecting them to hold us” Little girl and her father were crossing a bridge. The father was kind of scared so he asked his little daughter, 'Sweetheart, please hold my hand so that you don't fall into the river.' The little girl said, 'No, Dad. You hold my hand.' 'What's the difference?' Asked the puzzled father. 'There's a big difference,' replied the little girl. 'If I hold your hand and something happens to me, chances are that I may let your hand go. But if you hold my hand, I know for sure that no matter what happens, you will never let my hand go....
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varsha
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thanks alka mam for defining trust in very valuable way.. for me me trust is core ingredient for building any relation in life.
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Shankar Murthy
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Nice article Alka, really very inspiring. Thanks for sharing...
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Rashmi koul
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Good one.Once in your whole life you have to trust someone.Thats very true.But sometimes it might play in opposite manner.So think twice before u trust.
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Reach Out For Your Dreams Why are we afraid to chase our dreams... Why does one person find it difficult to set out and achieve that which they desire, while others can some how set out, without so much a care in the world. What makes some people achievers, while others remain simply dreamers. Is it the difference in their internal makeup? Is it in the way they were raised? The environment they grew up in? When one studies the lives of 'achievers' one thing becomes evident. What is it that tends to shine through in case after case? In my opinion the most evident factor is that there simply isn't a set pattern. These 'super achievers', if you will, come from all walks of life. These folks ...
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jennifer
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This is to inform you that Oxford Hotel London Needs male and female workers from Asia, Africa, Middle East and all over the world Who Can Work And Live here In Oxford Hotel London. You can apply alone or as a group because our hotel needs 700...
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Shankar Murthy
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If one stops dreaming. There is no objective to achieve. So dreaming is the first step towards success. Dream and achieve the objective :D
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Barjinder Khanna
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I think some persons dream becauz they want to achieve something but some persons dream becauz what they can't achieve they can only dream of. I am not gaining anything by reading this article nor a sense of achievment ,nor how to turn my dream...
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Can Kill your creativity
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Azhar Kazmi
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"Not much if one doesn't posses skills"
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An MBA can only support a person's skill set if s/he is ready to imbibe the concepts and learn how to apply them well. Otherwise it'll be just like a doctor who hates surgery or an engineer who despises dirty hands.
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Shankar Murthy
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Sir Ken Robinson makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case for creating an education system that nurtures (rather than undermines) creativity.
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Shobana Gowri
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I think that is quite a huge mistake to think that Harvard etc is the only one.You kind of left out the brilliant ones that are not Ivy League.Mmmm and in no way can you compare our system with the west.Even in the so called mid range as you have...
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Yes i do agree that one should go for MBA for Abroad and they should not hesitate in pursuing their MBAs from Foreign universities, it will just change the whole mindset as such and the competition that one will see there will make him ready to take...
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I wonder...because there are many schools that are absolutely great and internationally recognised. Most students make the mistake of looking at the name or the geographical location of a school in the US.Instead look at what you want and find a...
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MBA, the most sought out course for one and all, nowadays everybody wants to pursue MBA just because it has very good future and MBA professionals are the most wanted professionals for all types of i...
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Sankaran Venkatasubramanian
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Part time MBA - According to me, if one is thinking about changing their career, or accelerating along the path of their current career, and thinking about doing an MBA Through part time MBA they will expand their existing knowledge base. It will...
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Shankar Murthy
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One year full time program One year Post Graduate Programs in Management. These programs are often aimed at working professionals and are also called Executive MBAs. This is a residential program which is exclusively for those with years of work...
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Until and unless you are from some other country where you have difficulty in speaking English or there is totally different accent, you don't do that, it will give impression that the person is showing off and is trying to be more visible in the...
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Shankar Murthy
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According to me using slang words like yaar, princi, and other short forms leaves a bad impression about you in the first place, you'll be talking like as if to your friends and it'll give impression that you are not serious enough about what is...
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ISB, Hyderabad, India
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"Depends on specialisation/area also"
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Other than IIMS there are many others like XLRI which rules for HR , IIFT (Indian instute of foreign trade ) for foriegn trade (Exims) . Even ISB, symbiosis, FMS are good. Only thing is Packages offered through placements,Faculty experience are...
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"Indian Institute of Management"
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IIMs r best. It was, It is and will be one of the best places to learn in India.
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Legal systems vary dramatically around the world. Students should find out about applicable laws and policing from locals, if not before arriving. Take particular note of traffic violations and laws concerning drugs and alcohol. If students are going to be in a country for more than a couple of weeks, they should register at the American Embassy or Consulate. This is helpful to students and their families, if there is need to locate family members in the event of an emergency. If students find themselves in trouble overseas, the Consular Officer at the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate can provide certain assistance and advice. Aid is available in the event of illness, injury, natural catas...
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