Buscar
A Ride On The Road To Excellence
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491_9781733211604
I found many managers, both in my professional and consultancy career, putting in extremely hard work and long hours at the office or factory.  And yet, they either feel they are not successful enough or their organizations feel they are not efficient enough. The stress due to either actual or perceived “non-performance” at the office can be very damaging to a manager or to an executive, both at a physical level and at a psychological level.While many organizations take sincere steps to give honest and professional feedback and train a manager to come out of those perceived or real shortcomings and skills, I see still an apprehension or yearning amongst managers regarding their managerial capability or skill levels. The best way to learn or sharpen a skill is through experience rather than just getting trained in the classroom alone.I decided that I would write a book which can address some of these “Performance” related issues.  What can be better than sharing what one has learned in his own life through his experiences?Having penned my thoughts about the workplace, now, my personal side!Thanks to the support from my parents, right from a very young age, I simply loved to travel to new places, especially, where not many people tread. And being amidst nature always made me content and happy. When I observed closely, I found many things, we humans can learn from nature and its surrounding experiences.This became a passion after a while when I started driving out of town, for very long distances in my car and more so, riding my motorbike. In those journeys, I always found there were thrill, happiness and most importantly, a lot of learning if we care to observe. I somehow always found time to balance my work with my passion for travel. Even when I grew in organizations to senior levels, I made sure that my work life balance was never affected.There is nothing wrong in classroom training or learning through various management book
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