Trust me, I don't want to give up because I can't afford to; however, I think, I have reached the limits of tolerance.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Life is not About Giving up, but Living for Others!
Trust me, I don't want to give up because I can't afford to; however, I think, I have reached the limits of tolerance.
Why You Must Have A Balanced Self-esteem!
Scientists, through an interesting study, claim to have proved that when we feel bad about ourselves we are unlikely to arrive at unbiased decisions.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Another Blow, Still I Won't Give Up!
He is one of those fortunates, who have neither taken any financial help from anyone nor given.
Monday, February 21, 2011
How to be a Successful Recruiter
Performance leads to developing confidence and confidence brings in more business, and the cycle continues.
I think, recruiters should never forget, even though money comes from the clients but, it happens only because the selected candidates honor their commitment.
So, a recruiter should extend equal importance to both: Clients and candidates, and try to work-out a win-win deal -- to the best of their abilities.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
I Must Tame My Destiny!
Life is a roller coaster drive, but the extent of rise and depth of fall are different for different people -- I too know that, but, had never anticipated such a long hours of sufferings: 2 years.
During last 3 months, several times, the horizon tuned red announcing the onset of sunrise but every time it turned out to be a mirage, stretching my patience, further, perhaps beyond human tolerance level.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Attitude: Make It Happen in Life!
But, the issue here is: Nothing comes fee of cost in this world -- including success.
Friday, February 11, 2011
Will God Embrace Me?
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Comparing Fantasy with Reality May Help You Achieve A Goal
Thursday, February 3, 2011
How, Playing around with Multiple Job Offers may Ruin Your Career
Two months after receiving the offer, he has just sent us a plain mail casually citing some personal reasons for not taking up the assignment.
For him the matter ended there, but for other involved parties it's just the beginning of a nightmare!
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Chal Ekela, Chal Ekela, Tera Mela Piche Jhoota Rahi Chal Ekela
If you behave normally, it wouldn't lead to a normal conclusion; if you behave abnormally, that would completely spoil the atmosphere at home. Then, what do you do?
Sunday, January 30, 2011
How to Extract the Best, out of the Worst
"Your beliefs are causing you to assign meaning to events that are happening. If you hold a set of empowering beliefs, you will probably assign empowering meaning to the events of your life."
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Saturday, January 29, 2011
A True Story of Successful Innovation
"By empowering employees to develop their own customer relationship breakthroughs, the Ritz-Carlton has earned two Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Awards and demonstrated how the killer app of trust fuels the sustainable competitive advantage of behavioral innovation."
Via: Business Week
5 Successful Leadership Styles
There's more than one way to skin a cat. Nowhere is this saying more true than in today's corporate world. The best way to find out what makes a company successful is to look at the top. And when you do, what you quickly see is that today's top executives are much more than bean counters. They are the founders and daily drivers of their company's corporate cultures. Of particular interest are those who have achieveda measure of prominence due to their accomplishments. The singular characteristic that they all share is their company's success. But when you look more closely and study their leadership styles, you tend to notice more differences than similarities. Here are examples of five different leadership styles that have all proven successful in various ways:
Via: CEO Blog
Thursday, January 27, 2011
War over Failures may Begin at Any Age
Unfortunately you can't change your past but, can't you change our present for shaping up a better future?
Yes, you can, but the task is mammoth and requires a continuous flow of sustainable determination and hard-work being directed at repairing the evil consequences of wasted time.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Never Surrender to A Haunting Past
Believe me, even a successful past could also be equally haunting if your current state of affairs is not so comparable.
Let me tell you, why I think so:
Monday, January 24, 2011
Business Mistakes I Committed, but You Don't
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
How A Small Issue Can Negatively Affect Relationships
Since morning I've called him up several times on his mobile, and every time he would disconnect.
No, no, I'm not offended, because I've learned to "control my expectations without affecting the actions,' but this incident is a startling reminder of -- how casually we treat our relationships: Be it personal, or professional.
Monday, January 17, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Sorry, I'm Not A Consultant -- But, A Recruiter!
"Sorry, I'm not a consultant!" I politely told a prospect after he finished a marathon lecture on how a recruitment agency must act and deliver.
Consultant, as such, is a prestigious title that we recruiters don't deserve since our scope of work is limited to -- and far below that.
What we do, is, to identify the best available talents for our clients and convince those candidates to take up the assignments with them.
No way we ever extend any consultancy services to our clients or to our candidates, but for some strange reasons we are bestowed upon with the title: Consultant -- with a crooked smile.
Well, recruitment, in my opinion, is predominantly a marketing job that involves selling brand equity of the clients - whatever, it is - to potential candidates, through highlighting a few genuine USPs. And, there's no space for any consultancy services, whatsoever!
Then, where the hell, from, is emerging this title: Consultant?
Hey corporates, please stop calling us consultants -- and, let us remain marketing professionals.
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Watching, Painfully, My Mother Dying
Is she my mother? I asked myself, while looking at her after a gap of more than a year and half.
The most powerful personality I've ever noticed and experienced so far, without prejudice, is lying on the bed -- helpless!
Reduced to half of her original size, and suffering from Dementia, she appears to be a skeleton of her illustrious past.
I don't know what would be her future; however, I'd would try my best to make her penultimate days as painless as possible.
But, watching her helplessness, did trigger the volcanic eruption of an emotional outburst, since, without her efforts I wouldn't have been there where I stand today.
The stories of devoted mothers, from across all the living species, are the same -- not in terms of making their own life better but that of their children.
However, watching your mother dying a painful death, is perhaps the worst experience for you, as you know and admit the limitations of being the puppet of destiny.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Mom, I'm Coming Home, Soon
At last I'm travelling to Guwahati - day after - where my ailing mother is counting her days, comforted by Dad - who's 84 years old, but active - and 3 brothers with their family members.







