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Maintain a reminder
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Set a dead line for each task assigned to you.
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rakeshbhatnagar
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"Maintain a reminder"
| 1 year ago
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Darshna ,Your concept is perfect in daily life.work with planning your day and you can never fail.priorities should also be fixed.
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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Proscrastination is a major stumbling block. Our inherent tendency is inertia, comfort zone preference. So we tend to procrastinate. I have found reading one chapter of Bhagavad Gita before night sleep every day, very useful. Very good topic for...
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Distance education
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Pradeep Devkar
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" It does'nt depend on reguar or distance education at the end of a day when candidate get down to any profession, it depends on how he/she potray stuffs".. but regular degree makes life complete of all desires of life "
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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I support the cause of distance education, it helps working professionals and people who want to earn and learn. Distance education is a Godsend to empower India. In fact, the way distance education is marketed is not enough, distance education...
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Manoj Chaturvedi
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Good debate Navneet , I think regular education is the best because you are not only gaining knowledge but also learn how to move with people and will help you to develop you personality. So education is not only about knowledge or degree there...
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Opportunity
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krishnanand
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hello sir, india right now has 487 universities and 22000 colleges, where as the requirement is 1000 universities and 35,000 colleges more!!! what if the foreign universities set up their shop in india our politicians argued that 35,600 crore...
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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The word 'foreign' is somewhat becoming immaterial in this wired world! The digital medium is unifying the world (except places like China). So the entry of 'foreign entities' in to India and 'Indian entities' in to foreign lands is logical. Entry of...
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akshaya bhatia
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Permitting foreign universities to set up it operations in India is a wise move because it would surely build upon qualitative education in India. Healthy competition of good foreign universities with indigenous educational institutes would...
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This is all about how powerful the Digital medium is. Power to the Internet!! I have come across this very interesting article on the marketing week UK written by Louis Jack. Not only is it very insightful in terms of the verticals that are managing their consumers on the digital media but its about the strategies that they have employed to get their clicks and their eyeballs from their customers!! 'Brands that embrace the digital space have much stronger relationships with consumers than those that fail to exploit the power of the internet.'... Louis Jack quote. 'A “digital consumer” is one who uses the internet to both shop and research their purchases... He further adds!! Interesting isn...
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Makrand Bhave
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sunil, thanks a lot. Internet has its own charm and particularly the social networking sites. Not only are they engaging but you see the strategy they employed was very simple. They encouraged people to post and post and upload and upload and the...
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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Super and insightful article. Problem solving and information search are basic prospect/customers' behavioural traits. Marketers help the problem solving process of prospects/customers . Digital convergence technology will create a new way of info...
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Jayant Vishnu
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Nice article Makrand....yes Internet is not only making people shop online but also make them the brand ambassadors of a product, in today's times most of them go for online shopping for brands only which is known to them in the first place, and...
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Mobiel Marketing is going to take all new shape in India in coming days.
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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"Mobiel Marketing is going to take all new shape in India in coming days."
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Absolutely and a great analysis by you. Above 50% of Indian population is connected to the mobile. After the newspaper, TV and radio, mobile is the next medium of connectivity. As put forth by you, the next step will be using this mobile network...
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Mukul Bhartiya
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"Mobiel Marketing is going to take all new shape in India in coming days."
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Fairytale story of Indian telecom industry continues, which started nearly 15-16 years back with overall tele-density reaching 44.85% in October, 2009. According to recent figures released by TRAI, wireless subscriber base in India has increased...
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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Ideally they should, but normally they can't because they are busy with channel management, sales target value achievement, incentive earnings ... If the above activities are aligned with brand vision the front line manager will harbour workings...
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kawaljit kaur
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as far as brand vision and managerial operations are concerned they are largely defined by the organisation's work culture .how commited are your employees to the organisation as brand will get demonstrated in their efforts ,whether they are...
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This is an extremely interesting speech by the debonair Shashi Tharoor, Indian Parliamentarian. He has cery adroitly emphasised the need for 'Soft Power' coming to rule and roost globally. he says, quote ' India is fast becoming a superpower, says Shashi Tharoor -- not just through trade and politics, but through 'soft' power, its ability to share its culture with the world through food, music, technology, Bollywood. He argues that in the long run it's not the size of the army that matters as much as a country's ability to influence the world's hearts and minds'... unquote. http://www.ted.com/talks/shashi_tharoor.html Please use this link to view this amazing speech delivered impeccably by ...
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Makrand Bhave
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Thank you all!! Soft power is connecting & bridging gaps with the skills that have the capacity to enthrall, enrich and amuse at the same time. It automatically creates a platform of LIKE MINDED people, HEALTHY EXCHANGE of NEW IDEAS, CROSSING...
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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Thanks for referral on this topic. Soft power is very important in relationship management, marketing and international relations. Shashi Tharoor is a very savvy minister. We are fortunate to have such people at the helm. In India, we are rich in SOFT...
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ujjval jain
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'Mantra Mugdha', how softly Mr Tharoor has spoken about soft power. Even I just wondered to see my better half that with what involvement she was watching an Indian politician making a speech & making comments over it.
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Not Everyone
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Top 5 reasons to Hate HR
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Nikhil
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"Top 5 reasons to Hate HR"
| 2 years ago
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They are not seriosu about the jobs They always try to find a way to ensure all employee issues are routed such that the employee do not come back to them They do not knwo and neither have any understanding of requiremnet of the employee They do...
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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The HR function is tricky - they have an intrusive job, yet they should appear nonintrusive. The HR guys are supposed to service other employees while they appear to be more in the picture to make themselves relevant. This galls - the ability to walk...
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Ameet Ranjan
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"Not Everyone"
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I have few questions for my fellow HR professionals and Business Managers, they are: 1) Everyday as a person or professional you meet so many people; do all of them love you? 2) Talking about profession, which is the profession, which is liked by...
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Target marketing is the way
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Product Application
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saswati chakraborty
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"It includes a series of steps"
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In order to launch a product economically off course there are certain factors which are to be taken into consideration. 1.Select the segment for which your product is suitable and target the marketing mix according to it.Position the product...
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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Products can succeed with shoestring marketing budgets, with sharp positioning and sharp product target markets. The main point is to overcome the attraction to go for mass markets when marketing budgets are low. By developing narrow spectrum markets,...
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Communicate for an EMOTIONAL Connect!
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Differentiation lies in product offering
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anjani nandan
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"Differentiation lies in product offering"
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yes according to type of product the offering also differs because we can not treat all product as a same so it all depend on product
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Sunil S Chiplunkar
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What is meant by culture is principally value, symbolism and popular tastes of a population. In Pune, for instance, there is a culture of the theater, which is not as popular elsewhere. In France, the cafe culture is popular, the pub culture is...
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Makrand Bhave
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"Communicate for an EMOTIONAL Connect!"
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In fact Kashif all Vodafone ads with the pug and the little girl are so emotional that it has an appeal across sections of sex, age and whatever else!! :))
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