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CORPORATE EXCELLENCE
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PRODUCTIVITY , NISHKAM KARM , LESSON FROM GITA FOR CORPORATE WORLD
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HOW TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY WITHOUT COMPROMISING QUALITY AND CREATING A HAPPY WORK ENVIRONMENT
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Recently Nobel Laureate V. Ramakrishnan, an Indian American said in an TV interview that he embarked on his research not out of a desire to win laurels but out of curiosity to solve a scientific problem. He was not working with one eye on the Nobel Prize. So ''It does not matter what you do in life. Let you aspire to be the very best in terms of excellence in whatever you do.' In other words EXCELLENCE ought to be our ideal and everything else ought to be a side effect. Bhagwat Gita also teaches us to do work in this way. Doing work in such a way, is called 'Nishkama Karma'. 'Nishkama Karma' just means, no egoism in our action, no expectation of any gain or reward but doing your work effect...
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Moparthi Sai Ramya Sree
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without estimating correctly if we take any wrong decision it will automatically converts into a bad thing ... so i thing procrastination must be used in corporate to some benifit
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Can you give some description and elaborate it. It is somewhat confusing....
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Product Development Rigel Networks provides a wide range of product development and software development solutions to a variety of industries including Mortgage, CRM, Jewelry, Manufacturing and Automation industries. Rigel Networks, with its customized product development experience, offers cost effective and quality solutions to global clients. We have expertise in software product development be it new product development or enhancing the existing products. Our approach towards product development life cycle and software engineering process helps to take any product development activities from scratch or can fit into any stage of ongoing product development cycle. We leverage our expertis...
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The interdependency of the employee and the organisation is versatile. The success and maturity of either affects the same of the other. What can be done to maintain the equilibrium of both and not let the employee become salt or poison? to read...
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