No major project or initiative can be undertaken in a closed box by an individual and there would always be a number of people associated with it. A simple activity to go on a trip too may involve many associated entities including the booking agent, taxi drivers, hotels, tour guide, your parents (if they are … Continue reading Managing the Stakeholders – Smoothening The Hurdles
We have always heard that Books are one’s best friend but I have never felt that connect. I would never argue if someone said they were best teachers because I have always felt that they are one way communication. Friendship for me is very different where the person in front is even ready to listen … Continue reading Blog – Taking the First Step to Expressing Yourself
Want to go on a vacation with friends? Need to organize an event? Starting a business? Or simply wish to fix your car? All of these can be considered as a project in themselves. Subconsciously, each of these activities needs certain level of management and we inherently cover a large aspect of formal project management … Continue reading Essence of Success – Well Planned is Half Done!
One morning you wake up and decide that you wish to tour around a western country which is a famous tourist destination. You do not have to worry about the cost and logistics arrangement as you have a phone on which you have someone on the speed-dial who would dispatch a high level team to … Continue reading Prime Minister's Foreign Trips – Behind The Scene
Friends, here is next in the series of guiding pointers towards your CAT preparations. There are many who find the quantitative or quant as it is commonly called, a tough nut to crack. I have received numerous queries on how to ace the Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation section of the CAT exam especially from … Continue reading CAT – Acing Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation
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