How to Conduct an Effective Training Need Analysis?
A number of Sales Managers complain that their sales teams don’t meet their monthly sales targets and this issue can be addressed by conducting a product training or a selling skills workshop. And they want this training program to be conducted as soon as possible so that their teams start performing and achieving their targets.
- Published in Coaching & Training
How to Wake Up Early?
I am an early riser and a number of friends ask me how to wake up early? In this post I’ll share the benefits of waking up early and some very simple nut powerful way which will help you in waking up early in the morning. There’s one common trait found in all successful people
- Published in Coaching & Training, Management, Self Help, Work Life Balance
A Thought Well Provoked!
Last week I facilitated a training program for IDBI Bank staff at their New Delhi regional office. It was a three days training program and everything went as per the plan and all my trainees were happy. Post session a couple of trainees wanted to talk to me regarding their future plans and seek some
- Published in Belief, Coaching & Training, Softskills
Lessons I Learnt From My Parents
Parents are our first teachers and we learn so many lessons from them all our lives. It takes many years to earn the experience they accumulate in their lives. They are trees of wisdom and it is very important to preserve their wisdom and pass it on to the next generation. Their experience acts as
- Published in Coaching & Training
Getting Out of Fire Fighting- From Reactive to Proactive Management
In my previous post I shared 7 Strategies to Revive a dying company. In this post I will share the strategies of getting out of fire fighting mode by switching from reactive to proactive management. For a project management company it’s very important to meet the timelines and complete the project in the stipulated time.
- Published in Coaching & Training, Management, Softskills
7 Strategies to Revive a Dying Company
There is so much of cut throat competition these days that many business houses operate on such small margins that even a small miscalculation or a bad decision can derail the company and it becomes very difficult for the management to revive the company and put it back on the right track. In this post
- Published in Coaching & Training, Management
Investing at an Early Age
I was about to leave office when a junior colleague came to me seeking help in financial planning. Though I was in a little hurry I couldn’t stop myself helping him with my suggestions pertaining to financial planning. I am in my mid 30’s and now sometimes I think I should have started financial planning
- Published in Coaching & Training, Sales, Work Life Balance
Snoozing your Success
I had an early morning flight to catch and the airport was on the other side of the city. And I needed to get up very early in the morning. I was alone at home as my family was away. Though I had set an alarm but still to be double sure I called my
- Published in Coaching & Training, Softskills, Work Life Balance
Meetings and Minutes of the Meeting!
Ever since I got into this Change Management role for organizations, I have realized that it is important to be attentive not just in the meeting but even before & after them. Apparently, they are also important because meeting take place when everyone is busy with their regular tasks at job – the junior staff,
- Published in Coaching & Training, Communication
Har Har Mahadev- Each One in Himself (People Empowerment Perspective)
Our ancient literature and mythological books are full of stories – citing friendship, faith, dutifulness, leadership, dedication, compassion etc. Like always, I get ideas – relating their perspective to our jet age life, where I deal with people at various levels in different organizations. Being a L&D professional I have been working on bringing change
- Published in Belief, Coaching & Training, Storytelling