Intek Vision 2100
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Intek Vision 2100 |
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Vol 6, Issue No. 2 |
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Articles
Idea
of the month
Resources
 Book of the Month Motivational Quotes Intek's Q&A Forum Free Resource  Training Calendar 2007  Training Workshops in UAE, Saudi Arabia and Singapore Book of the Month  Monthly Quote “Little minds . . . are subdued by misfortune . . . Great minds rise above them” Washington Irving, writer Motivational Quotes  Corporate Humor 
Stress Management
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Don’t forget to take a lunch break. Try to get away from
your desk or work area in body and mind, even if its just for 15
or 20 minutes.
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Nevertheless, designing a new
organization under M&A conditions can be done, and when it is, the
returns can be substantial. Postmerger organization design can tangibly
help M&A transactions deliver on their original strategic propositions.
Everyone knows about delegation. Most managers hear about it in the
cradle as mother talks earnestly to the baby-sitter: "just enjoy the
television ... this is what you do if ... if there is any trouble call
me at ..."; people have been writing about it for nearly half a
millennium; yet few actually understand it.
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Editor-in-Chief: Zaufyshan Haseeb |
Management Development Program
To equip participants with
effective managing tools with regard to Goal Setting,
Delegation Skills, Team Building, Leadership, Time
Management, Communication, Stress Management and Motivation
This
workshop aims at motivating participants to increase short-term and
long-term sales by equipping them with Effective Closing Techniques. Topics
include Negotiation skills, Communication Skills, Presentations, Role Plays,
Follow Up, Belief in Products, Motivation etc.
Advance Presentations Skills - Workshop
Participants enhance their professional image and influencing skills during
presentations. The workshop focuses on participant's presentation styles and
reinforces advance body language and communication techniques to impact
audiences. Projection of technical data using graphs, charts and building
persuasive deliveries is the essence of this program. 'Camcorder' (Playback)
is also used for self-evaluation.
Supervisory Management Skills
Professionals who have a desire to improve upon their
managing skills, yet be focused on their own progress.
Technical professionals, who wish to acquire interpersonal
managing techniques to extract the maximum from their teams.
Executives, who need to equip themselves with the "Managing
tools" to progress higher.
A glimpse of Intek's |
that everything is transitional; Pain is
transitory, Joy is transitory. Look around yourself, there are
changes going on all around. Days, seasons, global factors,
political situations, our moods, our depressions, our emotions.
The world/ reality around us is as alive as the world inside us
and usually there has to be a balance of the two, sometimes due
to our own misery, we see the world crumbling around us. Doesn’t
that mean though that we can reverse our misfortunes any time we
put our minds to it.
The difference between losers and successful people is the
amount of time, they spend brooding in their misery. Every
plateau
in our lives is an opportunity for us to assess our
situation and make changes accordingly. Changing the course of
our journey as and when required. It is a delicate balance
between flexibility and persistence, self-discipline and
creativity. Self-discipline to stick with the direction we have
set, or to purposefully change it, allows us to persist every
day on our journey. Note that purposefully changing our course,
is perfectly okay. Drifting away is not. 
Are
you focused on what you want to reach? Or rather on what you don't want?
The power of "positive thinking" consists in finding a positively stated
goal. Bill Gates gives a nice example in his book
Most
people with university degrees wear glasses. It seems to be a fact of live.
The more you use your eyes, the worse they get. Now, is this really so? Some
compelling evidence that the truth may offer other options promoted this
subject to "case of the month".
Much of economic and financial theory is based on the notion that
individuals act rationally and consider all available information in the
decision-making process. However, researchers have uncovered a
surprisingly large amount of evidence that this is frequently not the
case. Dozens of examples of irrational behavior and repeated errors in
judgement have been documented in academic studies. Peter L. Bernstein
in Against The Gods states that the evidence "reveals repeated patterns
of irrationality, inconsistency, and incompetence in the ways human
beings arrive at decisions and choices when faced with uncertainty."
