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Friday, June 29, 2012
JobBuzz Newsletter
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How to create an effective resume
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To work or not to work 'WITH SPOUSE'?
For some it's the worst nightmare and for some it's still a nightmare. There are pros and cons associated with couples working at same place. Overall, only a few agree on the fact that spouse at same work place is a good idea...
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Lazy days at work
There comes a day in the office lives when no matter how many cups of coffee one consumes, they still feel dull and listless. Not thinking, working or doing anything productive, just being lazy. But what happens when the laziness becomes a habit???
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Business Etiquettes Essential For Employees
The corporate world today demands not just hard work and business sense but also impeccable etiquette. Companies look for socially skilled individuals as well as professional credentials while hiring and invest heavily in etiquette training for employees...
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Corporate Culture
In today's world, why does everyone from academicians, HR professionals, psychologists, top leaders and even cartoonists talk so much about 'corporate culture'? What insight have they garnered through research or otherwise that make them focus so heavily...
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Thursday, June 28, 2012
The Strong, Brown God - Aalok Biswas
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Speakingtree.in Daily Shortlist 29 Jun, 2012 The Strong, Brown God On the banks of the Ganga at Triveni Ghat, Rishikesh, we await the start of the evening special aarti on Ekadashi in early November. At twilight a hu.. By Kumar Vikram | 21 Responses Dharma Of Life Timeless dharma ideals are a perfect way to keep your nature in sync with Creation, writes SURAKSHA GIRI We are constantly lamenting about the amoun.. By Suraksha Giri | 16 Responses Towers Of Devotion ARUNA SRINIVASAN visits the Sri Ranganathar Temple in Srirangam and comes back with fascinating folklore Despite the crowd, there was a hush in the.. By Aruna Srinivasan | 15 Responses Meditation and Mental Patterns Meditation and Mental Patterns When we meditate, we become aware of our patterns of thinking. We start to see how they affect us, and.. By Martine Batchelor | 35 Responses Latest followers 5 Sadana.. Swami Trilok Thought of the Day Health is the greatest gift, contentment the greatest wealth, faithfulness the best relationship by Buddha View More.. Word of the Day Theorem : A theoretical proposition, statement, or formula embodying something to be proved from other propositions or formulas; a rule or law, especially one expressed by an equation or formula View More.. More On Speakingtree.in You are getting this information since you are a registered member of www.speakingtree.in. Click here to unsubscribe to these notifications Join our Communities on: Times Internet Limited, 'I world' Tower, DFL City Phase5, DLFGolf Course Road, Gurgaon (Haryana) Sent by @anonymous united
Saturday is U22 Day - It's All About U2360°
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View In Browser Dear Aalok, It's hard to believe but Saturday is the third anniversary of the launch of U2360° and what with the release of U22 and everything... we just couldn't let the moment pass without a little celebration. Introducing 'U22 Day' - an extended listening party on U2.com where we're streaming tracks from U22 and recalling those 110 shows with your tweets, photos, memories and comments. Our Mods in Zootopia are hosting the eleven-hour party and here's how you can get involved. 'It's fantastic, what design, what pictures, what memories, what sound…' As U22 has been slipping into postboxes all over the world the response has been ...pretty good! 'Amazing! I didn't expect it to be so big! It's LP sized…' 'Mission impossible to describe how great this gift is. Well worth the wait!' Not got a copy yet? Subscribe to U2.com today and instantly download 12 tracks - the deluxe U22 package will be straight in the mail to you. Finally, take a look at the clips people are making as they unwrap U22 - and the places they're taking it too... Best wishes The U2.com Team.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Basic Instincts
Mention the word "freedom" and almost every person on earth would wholeheartedly agree that freedom is a necessity. What most of us mean by this is freedom from something or freedom to do something. Children are always looking for opportunities to get free of rules laid down by their parents. Adults want more freedom in their relationships, while older people want freedom from disease, insecurities and loneliness. But what is true freedom?
True freedom is none of these things. True freedom means the power to be really you. Every one of us is unique, with our own basic personality, wants, desires, likes and dislikes. The sum total of all these makes us what we are. However, few of us are lucky enough to be in control of internal and external circumstances to be able to express our true selves. So we could end up being what we're not. Family and society, friends and colleagues create circumstances -- albeit perhaps with good intentions -- that condition us, often forcing us to do or become what we are not. Invariably, it suits many of us too, to be what others want us to be, rather than to be ourselves.
A child who is well mannered and well behaved gets appreciated and rewarded, while one, who is rebellious, gets scolded and punished. In order to gain approval from others and to get rewarded, children automatically start playing roles which are different from their true selves. In this way, right from childhood, we lose our freedom to be ourselves, and become what others want us to be.
This situation could create plenty of conflicts and turmoil in us. When there is a mismatch between what we truly want to do or say, and what we are forced to, it results in stress. And stress, as is scientifically proven, acts on our body and mind, producing a lot of psychosomatic diseases. As an adult, when we suffer from chronic problems like headache, backache, acidity, hypertension, fatigue or diabetes, we seek medical attention, often not knowing that the root cause of these problems is our lack of freedom to be ourselves and to express ourselves freely. Medical science often treats the symptoms or the end results, without going into the metaphysical aspects of the disease. As a result, most treatments are lifelong, and although many of the diseases are controlled or cured at the symptom level, the cause which gave rise to these problems persists.
So let's give ourselves absolute or total freedom, to think, to speak and to do what we really want to. This does not mean becoming selfish or license to cause injury to others. On the contrary, a person who values his freedom will immediately realise the value of others' freedom. Absolute freedom means freedom for all. It means giving up controlling ourselves and controlling others. Once we have given ourselves total freedom, we need to think what we really want, how to go about it, and at what cost we want it. And having given the whole thing a lot of thought with our free mind, we can choose the correct action. When we think with a mind that is not free, when we are worried about what others will think or say about us, when we are always playing to the gallery, we might give some happiness to others, but we will find ourselves under duress, and so will never know peace and joy.
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July/August 2012 Update: What Good Are Shareholders?
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JULY/AUGUST 2012 ISSUE
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What Good Are Shareholders?
By Justin Fox and Jay W. Lorsch
Investors should provide money, information, and discipline. They often fall short.
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SPOTLIGHT ON SMARTER SALES
The End of Solution Sales
By Brent Adamson, Matthew Dixon, and Nicholas Toman
The old playbook no longer works. Star salespeople now seek to upend the customer's current approach to doing business.
Motivating Salespeople: What Really Works
By Thomas Steenburgh and Michael Ahearne
Companies fiddle constantly with their incentive plans-but most of their changes have little effect. Here's a better approach.
A Radical Prescription for Sales
By Daniel H. Pink
The reps of the future won't work on commission.
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DuPont's CEO on Executing a Complex Cross-Border Acquisition
By Ellen Kullman
After putting together an offer under intense time pressure, Kullman's team had to meet unusual regulatory and shareholder challenges to complete the deal.
A Better Way to Tax U.S. Businesses
By Mihir A. Desai
High rates and perverse incentives are pushing investments out of America. But a handful of changes could transform the U.S. tax system from an obstacle into an asset.
Points of Law: Unbundling Corporate Legal Services to Unlock Value
By Danny Ertel and Mark Gordon
New ways to acquire legal services are fast emerging. Both corporations and law firms can benefit from renegotiating their traditional relationships.
Cultural Change That Sticks
By Jon R. Katzenbach, Ilona Steffen, and Caroline Kronley
Stop fighting your company's culture-and start working with and within it.
Do You Know Your Cost of Capital?
By Michael T. Jacobs and Anil Shivdasani
You may think you do, but you probably don't. And the consequences of that misperception can be huge.
Life's Work: Bela Karolyi
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Thursday, June 7, 2012
Facebook newsfeed post by: Aalok Biswas
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THE NEW ORDER
Well, wait for the day when we all will have no borders whatsoever, anywhere in the world. And the entire mankind will be one Big United Family, and no Political gimmick and No pseudo Democracy, hence no vote bank either. Cos, God never made boundaries, it is us who created it, and now waste a hell lot of money on unnecessary army expenses. Still, the soldiers are so poorly paid that no one wants to join the Army anymore these days. And its not me who's saying it, even before Modern world existed, we taught the world "Vasudheva Kuttumbakkam". It makes me sad to see how people are confined and content in their own respective wells, as frogs do, and literally no one gives a darn about the country we live in. Those pseudo patriots who keep on shouting "Amar Shonar Bangla", or "Aamchi Mumbai", or "Sapadam Illey" or "Korbo Lorbo Jeetbo" forget the sheer naked fact that the entire nation is ours. And then you crib when you go out of the well and the rest of the world mocks your accent or poor knowledge of the National Language. In my view, the Ones who can't converse in the National Language doesn't deserve to be a citizen of India. Big deal if its our Home Minister PC Chiddu or Momota Banerjee, or Karunanidhi or Jayalalitha Amma, for that matter!
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012
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