One Albert Humphrey had developed this SWOT Analysis business strategy planning model, around five decades back, and it’s quite progressive one at that. Otherwise a model that was developed so long back couldn’t have found equal importance and application at this age and time also. SWOT stands for strength, weakness, opportunity and threat. The model is so developed that it will serve equal purpose for both the organizations and the individual who wish to judge their performance and market position on the basis of their individual capacities. (more…)
SWOT analysis of your own self
- May 17, 2013
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Stay on Time or be Pushed Behind
- May 16, 2013
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And yet again we are faced with the famous adage – time and tide waits for none! The entire purpose and basis of business planning is achieving a set target or goal within a specified time limit. All targets are set on that basis. Performances are measured on the basis of how much the worker has achieved within a particular time period. All our aspirations and objectives are ruled by the most important deciding factor – time. Needless to say, it is extremely essential to stay on time, well at least try and not run behind. (more…)
Some common interview questions
Interviews always expect the best from us. And, they scare the best out of us as well! No matter how much well prepared and confident you are, dealing with the employer sitting on the other side of the table is always a nerve wrecking thought. So what can you do to keep your faculty of reasoning in place? Simple, predict the kind of questions and prepare accordingly. This will definitely give you the boost you are looking for. It sounds almost like preparing for examinations where you are aware that certain questions will definitely be common (more…)
Smartly listing your technical skills in the resume
- May 14, 2013
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Framing the right kind of resume is more about playing on your strengths and presenting them in the most comprehensible and precise manner than about describing your achievements in details. Remember that you are not writing a thesis paper. Resume is all about focusing on the high points. The details can be left for interviews as it is usually at this point of time that the recruiters care to ask you to explain. So, how do you ‘smartly’ enlist your technical skills? It’s quite an uncomplicated process so to say. (more…)
Skill sets required to become a training manager
- May 13, 2013
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To be a trainer you need to a master of a number of skills at the same time and be able to implement new concepts or strategies with absolute ease. Sounds confusing? Well, the job itself demands a thorough understanding of a number of subjects at the same time. If you think that specializing in a particular subject can help you in becoming a trainer then you couldn’t have been farther from the truth!In fact you need to have the ability to understand a variety of information simultaneously and have knowledge (more…)