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De-stress them
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Balance Between Life & Aspirations
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rahul p rinayat
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"Dont Compare with others and Realize their worth in their life"
| 1 year ago
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I am hundred % agree with you. we are competing with whom? one side we say all Indians are my brother sister other side we are trying to defeat one another? we must think on it. our culture is be fit make unfit fit to survive.
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Vijay Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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I agree Darshana! But I think the problem is largely with parents who try to live their dreams through their kids by forcing their aspirations upon them. Years back, a simple word of appreciation gained among one's peers and elders was adequate but...
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Ameet Ranjan
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"De-stress them"
| 2 years ago
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Most of the suicide occurs as said by de-stress. Everybody are running behind materialistic things, so by birth, it comes through genes, that you should win at any cost, otherwise, you will treat as failure in the society, this pressure make the...
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santosh kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Emergence of organised retail has caused kiranas to evolve with time. They now understand the importance of providing service cost competitiveness. It is surprising to note that inspite of big retails chains having the advantage of economies of...
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Vijay Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Actually I am going to disagree with the question! Because I don't think the kiranas ever went out of business. Organized Retailing in India is not for the common man (read that as the guys who own 2-wheelers) as you will need a car to commute to the...
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Shailena Varma
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| 2 years ago
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Rajgopal I agree with you the kiranas are still in the business. As you said most of the Indians are not used to mall culture. The mall culture has hit only certain cities and majority of other parts of India depend only on kiranas. So we cannot...
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Enhancing customer shopping experience is an art. Every customer is unique in terms of what makes them happy and what makes them enjoy what they are doing. There are a lot of things these days that retailers use to make the customer happy when they walk into their store. Unfortunately, these things need to be renewed periodically. Most commonly used are ambiance, lighting, pleasant temperature, good fragrance, music and video. These things have now become a mandatory requirements. Modern customers now look for convenience, time-saving and something that they can control on their own. Internet is fast becoming more like a utility similar to water and electricity in everyone’s life today. In ...
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Jayant Vishnu
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| 2 years ago
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Yes the retail industry face is changing at the moment, people who earlier went to the local kirana shop now go to either big bazaar or any other big retail outlet where one can get everything, and now its totally clicks from Bricks, I mean now...
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Vijay Kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Indian Retailers should also pay attention to details like not having to launch their bucket brigade to commence cleaning after opening the shop. Same goes for Retailers who restock their merchandise during peak shopping hours. Strange, managers do not...
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SAURABH THAKUR
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| 2 years ago
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Right from the very first day something half to this will be implemented the will define a totally new success story for the Indian Retailers,as it will provide Indian Customers the well deserved comfort level.
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During the past 36 years of my global service I have traveled to 5 continents and though I have not counted, may have stayed in over 500 hotels ranging from the Bally in Las Vegas to dumps that I do not wish to remember! I am keen to learn from our members particularly about useless glues relation practices that Hotels should avoid. For e.g. Mint on your pillow will be a good idea for a couple but I think it is completely lost on a business traveller who reteurns to his bed after a 'hard' day's work. Or like the ritualistic welcome drink served 6-00 am when you check in makes you wonder if the hotel is looking at you as one convenient waste site. While we are at it let us also include ineff...
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Nirmal Karan
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| 2 years ago
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I've had many Bad experiences in many Hotels, with bad CRM practices, and this at times get to my nerves and at times one can't even avoid it as there would be no other option to look out for, so this Customer relationship management (CRM) is more...
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Learn on-line! All you need is a PC + internet connection (256kbps or more) + camera microphone to participate, interactively. Flexible learning @ 2-hours per day - complete the course in under 45-days; special weekend classes available for working people Easy step by step study of twin modules on starting and managing your own Retail Store in a live virtual classroom – individual attention, guaranteed! Ask for a free demo session now . Vijay Kumar Mob: +91 98451 93563 Mail: vijay@indigoretail.biz
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Huh? I expected such a reaction alright! Simply put, Tandem Teaching is a concept where 2 or more subject matter experts (SME) teach a topic to an audience in a live virtual classroom (LVC). For example, I conduct LVCs covering over 35 topics on Retailing as 90-minutes lecture sessions at www.WiZiQ.com and let us say I am delivering a lecture to a group of participants (who can be situated anywhere), on RFID. I can commence a 30-minutes lecture on the basics of RFID and invite YOU an expert situated in Mumbai for the rest of the 60-minutes to continue the session on say implementing RFID projects. Result? Knowledge squared! Come, participate in a free session that I conduct at WiZiQ...
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Mihir Jhaveri, PMP, CSCM
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| 2 years ago
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Hi Vijay It is good to see your message is generating so much interest. Hope it catches up in right way so that it is beneficial for everyone.Sorry was not able to connect last week and had to drop of in between. Will try to connect this weekend.
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SR Sham Sunder
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| 2 years ago
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The earlier comment was in lighter vein. This is a good referral. You should be congratulated for having chosen this platform. TooStep has lot of experts in various disciplines. You will receive many experts to add to your initiatives through this...
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jairaj shyam prasad
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| 2 years ago
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it is really good thing to look on.
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