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Good posting. So true too, this is what we see around us in our workplaces nowadays.Have you ever heard of "Eye Service"? Isn't it surprising that the word is nowadays being used to describe the employees who work only when the boss is watching them? It's a pity...
See this very good lesson….......😂
A little rabbit happily running through the forest stumbles upon a giraffe rolling a marijuana cigarette. The rabbit looks at her and says, "Giraffe, my friend, why do you do this? Think about your health. Come with me running through the forest, you'll see, you...
Dear Himani,Thank you for your enthusiasm.Since you have been a member since October 2007, you must have seen this PowerPoint presentation posted in this forum numerous times. It is a very popular presentation. Nonetheless, it will be beneficial for new members ...
Dear Himani Sharma, your post is superb. As Swati aptly mentioned, it can be used in HR training to give strong messages such as 'working to one's competencies' and 'competing against the situation rather than a rival'. The story has brought out other management...
“[Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.](http://thinkexist.com/quotation/coming_together_is_a_beginning-keeping_together/146314.html)”: **Henry Ford**Hi All,have a look on new story of Rabbit and tortoise.Chee...
Dear Himani,Thank you for presenting such a beautiful and intelligent thought with all of us. I believe everyone has a different outlook, but the moral of every story is success and achieving the same with your team, with a mixture of competencies, can give you ...
Himani,That was a well-said story, one more better way to put things in the brighter part of light and best part of life.Regards,Ramesh Sundarajan.
Hi!This is a brilliant story. Although I had heard about this a long time ago, I couldn't recall the complete story. I am a corporate trainer, so I guess this would prove to be an effective anecdote for team-building trainings. I am sure that next time, I will c...
Hey, thank you, Sush. Here are some more.