"Speed, personalization and intelligence are the currency of the 4th Industrial Revolution. And I can see all this in your tech," says @ValaAfshar of @salesforce on visiting our Tech Innovation Center at our Bangalore EC campus.
Poor manager Good manager
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Controlling Collaborative
On the sideline Player coach
Self-centered Humble, giving
Big opinions Lifelong student
Company first Customer first
No feedback A Mentor
Demanding Developing
Some @Twitter advice:
1 do not respond to negativity
2 give without expecting a get
3 do not nitpick as a hobby
4 create personal learning network
5 promote others good work
6 do not try to sell, instead educate
7 tone of voice matters
8 connect people
9 choose kind over clever
One of the hardest things to learn is to not worry about what people think or say about you.
Until you learn this lesson, you will waste valuable time responding to negativity and criticism.
As @paulocoelho says, ‘be a good person, but don’t waste your time trying to prove it.’
People I respect~
1. Is proactive and finds a way around obstacles with a positive outcome
2. Can handle criticism and works hard on his weakness
3. Knows when and where to express emotions
4. Makes you feel appreciated
5. Respects your feelings
6. Is clear about his future plan
A week before Diwali, keep your car stocked with sweets, toys or any knick-knacks.
Gift them to kids at traffic signals or wherever, to those you think need them.
The smile that will light up their faces will be more illuminating than 1000 diyas !!
This Diwali, light a life!!!
Words can lift up a person.
Words can connect people.
Words can inspire you to dare.
Words can create movements.
Words can show that you care.
Words can shape your culture.
Words can reveal your motives.
Words can make you laugh or cry.
Smart people use impeccable words.