Dear All, This is truly amazing. Please check out the presentation. At first I could not believe what I saw. But it is true........
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Dear friend, Good morning This is a practical approach.We should take a lesson from this ppt show. There is no difference in colors but how we accept. Thanks for thoughts Lalit Kumar Gupta
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Hi Its amazing! Reason you have given is absolutely right. i.e. generally we see , what we want to see. Keep it up. Vandana
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Hi Praveen,
Very good PowerPoint show. There is a subtle learning behind the PowerPoint. It teaches us that we usually see things from the perspective we want them to be seen, not the way they are actually presented.
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Ajay
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Very good PowerPoint show. There is a subtle learning behind the PowerPoint. It teaches us that we usually see things from the perspective we want them to be seen, not the way they are actually presented.
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Ajay
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Dear All,
It is very true that we always see everything the way we want to, not the way it really is. In HR, this is very relevant to see people the way they actually are, not the way we want them to be.
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Praveen
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It is very true that we always see everything the way we want to, not the way it really is. In HR, this is very relevant to see people the way they actually are, not the way we want them to be.
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Praveen
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cool gr8 going it will give us understanding to how n which way we want to see to world and its really very important of hr to understand it. thanks Abhishek
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Dear Praveen,
Perceptions cloud our daily life. I always believe in the dictum "Do not be judgmental." Why one behaves in a particular way - we look at them as we did with the squares, and the true picture emerged after the situation was isolated.
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Col Jude
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Perceptions cloud our daily life. I always believe in the dictum "Do not be judgmental." Why one behaves in a particular way - we look at them as we did with the squares, and the true picture emerged after the situation was isolated.
Regards,
Col Jude
From India, Bangalore
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