Hi All,
There is one PPT I'm attaching here, which was developed by some of my students and me. I teach them OB, and after completing each chapter, I ask them to make a presentation on any topic from that chapter. At the end of the course, they gifted me this PPT and said, "This is what we have learned from you."
Please read and post your comments.
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Archna
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115There is one PPT I'm attaching here, which was developed by some of my students and me. I teach them OB, and after completing each chapter, I ask them to make a presentation on any topic from that chapter. At the end of the course, they gifted me this PPT and said, "This is what we have learned from you."
Please read and post your comments.
Cheers,
Archna
From India, Delhi
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Hi,
It's disheartening that 23 people downloaded this PowerPoint presentation, yet not a single comment has been posted by any of you. I have requested many times that when you use or share something, please express gratitude to the person who created it. It's unfortunate that such a good presentation has received no appreciation. I hope some of you will take a moment to write a few words acknowledging my student's contribution.
Archna
From India, Delhi
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It's disheartening that 23 people downloaded this PowerPoint presentation, yet not a single comment has been posted by any of you. I have requested many times that when you use or share something, please express gratitude to the person who created it. It's unfortunate that such a good presentation has received no appreciation. I hope some of you will take a moment to write a few words acknowledging my student's contribution.
Archna
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Hi,
Good effort. For future reference, there is a saying, "Once you share it, it ceases to be yours." Therefore, it is better we learn to give and expect nothing. I know it is difficult but saves a lot of mental peace for ourselves. Hope you don't mind me saying this.
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DK
From India, Mangaluru
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Good effort. For future reference, there is a saying, "Once you share it, it ceases to be yours." Therefore, it is better we learn to give and expect nothing. I know it is difficult but saves a lot of mental peace for ourselves. Hope you don't mind me saying this.
Warm regards,
DK
From India, Mangaluru
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Hi Kusum,
I agree with what you say, but it really makes a difference if someone shows gratitude. I do not post these presentations and articles to accumulate points; it is basically to share my knowledge. Therefore, I would appreciate it if everybody gives their opinion not just on my posts but on everybody else's as well. There is a concerning practice happening on this forum where people are being spoon-fed, which is wrong. What do you think?
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Archna
From India, Delhi
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I agree with what you say, but it really makes a difference if someone shows gratitude. I do not post these presentations and articles to accumulate points; it is basically to share my knowledge. Therefore, I would appreciate it if everybody gives their opinion not just on my posts but on everybody else's as well. There is a concerning practice happening on this forum where people are being spoon-fed, which is wrong. What do you think?
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Archna
From India, Delhi
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Hi Archana,
I agree with what you say too. I was just helping in just jumping a realm. I have also encountered such disappointments early in my career. The best way I tackled was the policy of just 'doing'. Expectations kill creativity. Just think of Mother Teresa, and all those like her, it was 'doing' for them and nothing else. My dear, it is really jumping a realm, which people like you and I have to learn. Once the awareness comes, it is easy to tackle. Take care. This reply was not a reaction only clarification or direction.
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DK
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I agree with what you say too. I was just helping in just jumping a realm. I have also encountered such disappointments early in my career. The best way I tackled was the policy of just 'doing'. Expectations kill creativity. Just think of Mother Teresa, and all those like her, it was 'doing' for them and nothing else. My dear, it is really jumping a realm, which people like you and I have to learn. Once the awareness comes, it is easy to tackle. Take care. This reply was not a reaction only clarification or direction.
Warm regards,
DK
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Hi Archnahr,
I have just read this thread after being away from citehr for a while, and I must say I totally agree with your comments. I have found myself posting infrequently now, as my posts appear to be ignored most of the time. Initially, I felt disrespected as a member; however, I have had several private messages where I have developed a friendship and gladly shared whatever help/assistance I can provide based on my experience. That's not a points grabber but a sincere mindset.
I don't post for points but rather to see if a different perspective might help with the creative juices for someone else, to cause reflection, challenge, or educate, depending on my available time. I will only respond if I feel I have something that may be of value to say.
Reading the thread, I smiled at some of the comments. Knowledge is power, but a truly great leader gives away their knowledge to share the power and help others develop into great leaders through experience. I am perhaps not sure, though, where one draws the line at what is reality on citehr. What I see is a number of people requesting information from members to save themselves from doing the research on their own. This is also how I interpret your comments on "spoon-feeding."
Thank you for permitting my view as well.
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Jo
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I have just read this thread after being away from citehr for a while, and I must say I totally agree with your comments. I have found myself posting infrequently now, as my posts appear to be ignored most of the time. Initially, I felt disrespected as a member; however, I have had several private messages where I have developed a friendship and gladly shared whatever help/assistance I can provide based on my experience. That's not a points grabber but a sincere mindset.
I don't post for points but rather to see if a different perspective might help with the creative juices for someone else, to cause reflection, challenge, or educate, depending on my available time. I will only respond if I feel I have something that may be of value to say.
Reading the thread, I smiled at some of the comments. Knowledge is power, but a truly great leader gives away their knowledge to share the power and help others develop into great leaders through experience. I am perhaps not sure, though, where one draws the line at what is reality on citehr. What I see is a number of people requesting information from members to save themselves from doing the research on their own. This is also how I interpret your comments on "spoon-feeding."
Thank you for permitting my view as well.
Cheers,
Jo
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Hi JO,
Thanks a lot for your post. I really feel bad, not because many of them do not reply, but because we put in lots of efforts to reply to them or collect good material and post it. Anyway, I'm learning from these experiences. But I really felt good once I read yours and Kusum's mail on this. At least my reactions or someone's attention. 😊
Have a great weekend.
Cheers, Archna
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Thanks a lot for your post. I really feel bad, not because many of them do not reply, but because we put in lots of efforts to reply to them or collect good material and post it. Anyway, I'm learning from these experiences. But I really felt good once I read yours and Kusum's mail on this. At least my reactions or someone's attention. 😊
Have a great weekend.
Cheers, Archna
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Good efforts were made by your student. However, it can be improved further, for example, the bullet points should be more elaborative. The flow of the PowerPoint presentation and pauses are required for each topic.
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K. Narayan
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Hi archna real good work. motivate them to prepare one presentation with real life example. It will add to their knowledge dhawal dave
From India, Jamnagar
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Hi Archna,
The learning from the Bhagavad Gita is all-pervasive – do your duty without thinking of the returns (Wow!!!). I have a question though as a new member of this forum. What do the posting points mean? Keep posting and cheering... :D :D :D
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Devjit
From India, Gurgaon
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The learning from the Bhagavad Gita is all-pervasive – do your duty without thinking of the returns (Wow!!!). I have a question though as a new member of this forum. What do the posting points mean? Keep posting and cheering... :D :D :D
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Devjit
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The colour combination , background colouring was bad . Philosophy , psychology - those two fields were discussed as different areas ; the slides could establish a link of those two with OB .
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Hey all,
Thanks to all for your valuable inputs. Although the necessary changes have already been made, these emails arrived a little late. I must admit that I had not considered these suggestions provided by all of you.
Thanks once again.
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Archna
From India, Delhi
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Thanks to all for your valuable inputs. Although the necessary changes have already been made, these emails arrived a little late. I must admit that I had not considered these suggestions provided by all of you.
Thanks once again.
Cheers,
Archna
From India, Delhi
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Hi Vaishali,
I just went through the presentation. I must appreciate the efforts put in by your students. I am a psychology student myself, and if you ask me for suggestions, I would say it's very basic in nature. They could have made it much better.
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Vaishali
From India, Mumbai
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I just went through the presentation. I must appreciate the efforts put in by your students. I am a psychology student myself, and if you ask me for suggestions, I would say it's very basic in nature. They could have made it much better.
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Vaishali
From India, Mumbai
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Well it has may b all the theorotical things, but nothing is coming out of presentation. It would have been good if there would been linkages of the same to real life and so on. Rgds
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Hi Archana,
About the presentation, who are the students? (grade) If it is some senior grade, then it is not a presentation but documentation (just have made a presentation for the sake of it).
About your observation about your articles not having a comment? Well, I would like to say that it is for comments that you post thought-provoking articles and learning materials. Those who think they can fudge and go to the top are highly mistaken (bullshit can take you to the top but not for long). One has to prove his/her mettle. Do you think that they can get away with copying every time? Knowledge sharing is the best thing one can do. You are not losing anything but helping others to gain something (be it copying).
These are my views and not directed to you. Please do not take it personally.
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About the presentation, who are the students? (grade) If it is some senior grade, then it is not a presentation but documentation (just have made a presentation for the sake of it).
About your observation about your articles not having a comment? Well, I would like to say that it is for comments that you post thought-provoking articles and learning materials. Those who think they can fudge and go to the top are highly mistaken (bullshit can take you to the top but not for long). One has to prove his/her mettle. Do you think that they can get away with copying every time? Knowledge sharing is the best thing one can do. You are not losing anything but helping others to gain something (be it copying).
These are my views and not directed to you. Please do not take it personally.
Regards
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Hi Archana,
It was a good presentation. I really appreciate the hard work done by your students. I also feel sorry that many people have not shown any gratitude towards the presentation after downloading it, which I think it deserved.
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It was a good presentation. I really appreciate the hard work done by your students. I also feel sorry that many people have not shown any gratitude towards the presentation after downloading it, which I think it deserved.
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Hi Vrishi,
The students are of BBA first year. So, gradually, they will learn how to make PPTs, and even the subject knowledge will be increased. Don't you agree??
No, I don't post my articles for comments, but I think anyone would be happy to receive some critics or comments. Don't you want to have feedback on anything you do??
Feedback is the one link that makes the process of communication complete. :D
Regarding copying, what you have written is clearly mentioned in the Posting Guidelines by Sid (CHR). If anybody copies any material, it is copyright infringement.
I would request you not to use language that can hurt somebody's feelings. Showing such aggressive remarks may cause further arguments.
I may not take it personally as mentioned by you, as I have grown past all these things, but others can.
Thanks for your valuable inputs.
Archna
From India, Delhi
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The students are of BBA first year. So, gradually, they will learn how to make PPTs, and even the subject knowledge will be increased. Don't you agree??
No, I don't post my articles for comments, but I think anyone would be happy to receive some critics or comments. Don't you want to have feedback on anything you do??
Feedback is the one link that makes the process of communication complete. :D
Regarding copying, what you have written is clearly mentioned in the Posting Guidelines by Sid (CHR). If anybody copies any material, it is copyright infringement.
I would request you not to use language that can hurt somebody's feelings. Showing such aggressive remarks may cause further arguments.
I may not take it personally as mentioned by you, as I have grown past all these things, but others can.
Thanks for your valuable inputs.
Archna
From India, Delhi
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Hi Archana,
Your students have made a good effort. They can still improve by providing more details. I appreciate your assessment of your students, so that you understand what they have grasped in your class.
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Shubha
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Your students have made a good effort. They can still improve by providing more details. I appreciate your assessment of your students, so that you understand what they have grasped in your class.
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Shubha
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Hello all,
I have been out of the country for a bit and am just now getting caught up with my interest threads.
I have finally decided to express myself on the issue of feedback. At the risk of offending many of my colleagues here, I wish my comments to be accepted in the spirit they are given, to affect improvement.
Please, please, please... when someone asks you for feedback, it is because they want your feedback!
Saying the presentation was good or boring or whatever tells the person absolutely nothing. We need to give specifics.
1. What was good, why, what was the impact on you personally.
2. What was boring, why, what suggestions might we make to improve?
The receiver should feel totally okay with questioning to clarify points brought out by the feedback.
Feedback is sought for validation that the presentation served its purpose and that key messages were received.
We use this same process within the coaching process. If we are serious about helping each other to grow, develop, and learn new skills, we need to improve our feedback techniques or not bother.
I would never accept the words written here from or for any of my students. They have no value in the feedback process and for me, show a disrespect for the effort made.
Regrets,
JEV
From Canada, Ottawa
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I have been out of the country for a bit and am just now getting caught up with my interest threads.
I have finally decided to express myself on the issue of feedback. At the risk of offending many of my colleagues here, I wish my comments to be accepted in the spirit they are given, to affect improvement.
Please, please, please... when someone asks you for feedback, it is because they want your feedback!
Saying the presentation was good or boring or whatever tells the person absolutely nothing. We need to give specifics.
1. What was good, why, what was the impact on you personally.
2. What was boring, why, what suggestions might we make to improve?
The receiver should feel totally okay with questioning to clarify points brought out by the feedback.
Feedback is sought for validation that the presentation served its purpose and that key messages were received.
We use this same process within the coaching process. If we are serious about helping each other to grow, develop, and learn new skills, we need to improve our feedback techniques or not bother.
I would never accept the words written here from or for any of my students. They have no value in the feedback process and for me, show a disrespect for the effort made.
Regrets,
JEV
From Canada, Ottawa
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Hi JEV,
Thanks a lot for the comments you made here in the post. I agree with you on certain points that feedback should be given in a proper manner. Just saying good and bad does not solve the purpose. :) But I disagree with you on the statement that I would not accept any of the words given for my students. I'm happy that people read the ppt and gave their comments on that. I accept it wholeheartedly.
Secondly, I have not received any feedback from you, although you are not acting the way you are suggesting. I may sound straightforward, but it is true that we all give suggestions but do not implement them ourselves.
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Archna
From India, Delhi
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Thanks a lot for the comments you made here in the post. I agree with you on certain points that feedback should be given in a proper manner. Just saying good and bad does not solve the purpose. :) But I disagree with you on the statement that I would not accept any of the words given for my students. I'm happy that people read the ppt and gave their comments on that. I accept it wholeheartedly.
Secondly, I have not received any feedback from you, although you are not acting the way you are suggesting. I may sound straightforward, but it is true that we all give suggestions but do not implement them ourselves.
Cheers,
Archna
From India, Delhi
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Archna,
I am not sure what is going on with the citehr website, but I spent considerable time documenting my feedback which appears to not have been received. I shall try to take the time today to recreate it. I have reported this problem to Microsoft. The message I received was "site not found."
JEV
From Canada, Ottawa
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I am not sure what is going on with the citehr website, but I spent considerable time documenting my feedback which appears to not have been received. I shall try to take the time today to recreate it. I have reported this problem to Microsoft. The message I received was "site not found."
JEV
From Canada, Ottawa
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Hi Archna
This is a recreation of feedback I had previously provided on citehr for your students but that you appear not to have received. I think we can agree to disagree on accepting feedback.
My view is that all feedback is positive when it provides the detail that will help us affect improvement. The disadvantage perhaps with this forum is the immediate opportunity to clarify issues brought forth in the feedback process. I stand by my comments on value of feedback where no details or effects are documented. I see no value in that it doesn’t add to the learning or improvement of the end result. That is one of the key purposes of feedback.
1.Initially the strong colors attracted my attention but as I moved forward I became confused as to what the key learning points were. For me a softer background with emphasis in color would have driven the key points home. Maximum 3 colors
2.Font use: the mix of fonts, script, underling and not were a source of irritation for me. I found myself missing the key points while I counted the variety on each slide.
3.Animation: Again missed key learning as I was left with the impression the originator was trying to use every possible animation technique to prove they knew how. Found myself second-guessing what would come next.
I am not a student of MP but I am a corporate trainer on effective use of PP presentations. I am not sure my feedback will be of value to your students as my comments are specific to the PP as opposed to content, which I think was your intent.
Questions I would ask….
1.Who is this presentation intended for?
2.Is this presentation speaking slides?
3.What is the key message meant to be delivered? I missed it!
4.How many people would be attending the presentation? Script is very difficult to read depending on group size, room size lighting etc.
5.Will participants be using a guide?
6.How will notes be taken, questions handled etc.?
7.Normally a title page, welcome, closing etc would be included? Again who is the audience?
8. Time allocated for the presentation?
I applaud the effort of your students. The learning and growing as their experience is gained is so exciting. Please accept these comments in the spirit in which they are given, to help affect improvement.
He/she who dares to teach must never cease to learn! Thank you for the opportunity of providing feedback and expressing my views.
Cheers
JEV
From Canada, Ottawa
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This is a recreation of feedback I had previously provided on citehr for your students but that you appear not to have received. I think we can agree to disagree on accepting feedback.
My view is that all feedback is positive when it provides the detail that will help us affect improvement. The disadvantage perhaps with this forum is the immediate opportunity to clarify issues brought forth in the feedback process. I stand by my comments on value of feedback where no details or effects are documented. I see no value in that it doesn’t add to the learning or improvement of the end result. That is one of the key purposes of feedback.
1.Initially the strong colors attracted my attention but as I moved forward I became confused as to what the key learning points were. For me a softer background with emphasis in color would have driven the key points home. Maximum 3 colors
2.Font use: the mix of fonts, script, underling and not were a source of irritation for me. I found myself missing the key points while I counted the variety on each slide.
3.Animation: Again missed key learning as I was left with the impression the originator was trying to use every possible animation technique to prove they knew how. Found myself second-guessing what would come next.
I am not a student of MP but I am a corporate trainer on effective use of PP presentations. I am not sure my feedback will be of value to your students as my comments are specific to the PP as opposed to content, which I think was your intent.
Questions I would ask….
1.Who is this presentation intended for?
2.Is this presentation speaking slides?
3.What is the key message meant to be delivered? I missed it!
4.How many people would be attending the presentation? Script is very difficult to read depending on group size, room size lighting etc.
5.Will participants be using a guide?
6.How will notes be taken, questions handled etc.?
7.Normally a title page, welcome, closing etc would be included? Again who is the audience?
8. Time allocated for the presentation?
I applaud the effort of your students. The learning and growing as their experience is gained is so exciting. Please accept these comments in the spirit in which they are given, to help affect improvement.
He/she who dares to teach must never cease to learn! Thank you for the opportunity of providing feedback and expressing my views.
Cheers
JEV
From Canada, Ottawa
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Hey JEV,
Thanks a lot for your wonderful feedback. I completely agree with you on the value of adding something while giving feedback, which is still lacking in this forum. I hope you did not feel offended by my mail, as it was intentionally to tell you that we all may feel offended by criticism. But I'm delighted to receive an email from you with so many points. Thanks a lot once again.
The students who made this PowerPoint graduated this year, and it was the final presentation they made in the last semester of their college. Although most of the changes you suggested are being taken care of and surely the content part as well. There were many people who did not contribute on the thread but sent me their opinions through personal messages, which was a great gesture. 😃 This was the reason I wrote, I am satisfied with even good or bad. The presentation was meant for me; it was an assignment given to them.
Thanks again and looking forward to more interaction with you. 😃 Cheers!! Archna
From India, Delhi
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Thanks a lot for your wonderful feedback. I completely agree with you on the value of adding something while giving feedback, which is still lacking in this forum. I hope you did not feel offended by my mail, as it was intentionally to tell you that we all may feel offended by criticism. But I'm delighted to receive an email from you with so many points. Thanks a lot once again.
The students who made this PowerPoint graduated this year, and it was the final presentation they made in the last semester of their college. Although most of the changes you suggested are being taken care of and surely the content part as well. There were many people who did not contribute on the thread but sent me their opinions through personal messages, which was a great gesture. 😃 This was the reason I wrote, I am satisfied with even good or bad. The presentation was meant for me; it was an assignment given to them.
Thanks again and looking forward to more interaction with you. 😃 Cheers!! Archna
From India, Delhi
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Hi Archna,
Absolutely no offense taken. While I read many threads on citehr, I don't often comment unless I feel I can add value based on my area of expertise. I must admit, though, there have been times when I didn't really feel my comments were welcomed, and I have backed off contributing.
Glad you saw some value in my input, even though it was too late for your students. Where do you teach? Part of our 06/07 business plan is to build collaborative relationships to deliver our training services in India. One never knows when our paths may cross!
Cheers,
JEV
From Canada, Ottawa
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Absolutely no offense taken. While I read many threads on citehr, I don't often comment unless I feel I can add value based on my area of expertise. I must admit, though, there have been times when I didn't really feel my comments were welcomed, and I have backed off contributing.
Glad you saw some value in my input, even though it was too late for your students. Where do you teach? Part of our 06/07 business plan is to build collaborative relationships to deliver our training services in India. One never knows when our paths may cross!
Cheers,
JEV
From Canada, Ottawa
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Hi JEV,
I agree with you, many times it has happened that people do not welcome comments. But this is life, isn't it?
I teach in some management institutes in Delhi. I hope the same, as we are in the same profession, we have a chance to meet.
Thanks a lot.
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Archna
From India, Delhi
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I agree with you, many times it has happened that people do not welcome comments. But this is life, isn't it?
I teach in some management institutes in Delhi. I hope the same, as we are in the same profession, we have a chance to meet.
Thanks a lot.
Cheers,
Archna
From India, Delhi
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Hi Archana,
The presentation is good. Although it is not very well formatted, good efforts by your students. Do inform them about all the responses you got on CiteHR, which will help them in understanding both sides of the world.
Regards,
Alpesh Palan
From India, Nasik
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The presentation is good. Although it is not very well formatted, good efforts by your students. Do inform them about all the responses you got on CiteHR, which will help them in understanding both sides of the world.
Regards,
Alpesh Palan
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Archna,
I happened to stumble upon your post and the presentation just today. Yes, it is a fair presentation. Since I have no idea of your students' qualifications, experience, etc., I am unable to comment on their efforts. But overall, it is a good one.
Now, on your comments on NO feedback or "gratitude" - Archna, do not expect anything in return. Always remember - Do your duty with no expectations. It may be difficult in day-to-day life, but definitely possible in such situations.
Thanks, Bala
From India, Madras
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I happened to stumble upon your post and the presentation just today. Yes, it is a fair presentation. Since I have no idea of your students' qualifications, experience, etc., I am unable to comment on their efforts. But overall, it is a good one.
Now, on your comments on NO feedback or "gratitude" - Archna, do not expect anything in return. Always remember - Do your duty with no expectations. It may be difficult in day-to-day life, but definitely possible in such situations.
Thanks, Bala
From India, Madras
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Hi,
Thanks for sharing the information. Kudos to your students. It's nice to hear that students are presenting their lecturer with a PowerPoint presentation denoting what they have learned. Thanks once again for sharing the information. Do not get disheartened when you don't receive courtesy or encouraging replies from the members of the forum. Keep posting!
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Sri
From India, Bangalore
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Thanks for sharing the information. Kudos to your students. It's nice to hear that students are presenting their lecturer with a PowerPoint presentation denoting what they have learned. Thanks once again for sharing the information. Do not get disheartened when you don't receive courtesy or encouraging replies from the members of the forum. Keep posting!
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Sri
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Thanks Bala and Sri,
Thank you for appreciating the efforts made by the students. They were BBA students and are now in the next semester of their course.
I will make sure not to expect anything from any member of the forum. Thank you for the suggestions; I believe I was waiting for the comments.
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Archna
From India, Delhi
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Thank you for appreciating the efforts made by the students. They were BBA students and are now in the next semester of their course.
I will make sure not to expect anything from any member of the forum. Thank you for the suggestions; I believe I was waiting for the comments.
Cheers,
Archna
From India, Delhi
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Hi Archana,
This is Krupa here. Right now, I'm in the 2nd year of HR. First of all, I really appreciate the effort of the students. They have done a good job. I think if you continue doing this kind of thing consistently, it will really help them to understand.
Secondly, I need help from you. We have a subject on this topic, so I need more brief information on this. If you can provide it, then it will help me a lot to understand. My ID is krp_200220022@yahoo.co.in.
Thank you.
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This is Krupa here. Right now, I'm in the 2nd year of HR. First of all, I really appreciate the effort of the students. They have done a good job. I think if you continue doing this kind of thing consistently, it will really help them to understand.
Secondly, I need help from you. We have a subject on this topic, so I need more brief information on this. If you can provide it, then it will help me a lot to understand. My ID is krp_200220022@yahoo.co.in.
Thank you.
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Hi Krupas,
Thank you for the email and for appreciating the students' efforts. I understand that there is a subject on Organisational Behaviour in MBA, which is why these students have created a presentation as part of their assignment.
What kind of help do you require from me? Could you please provide more details? Do you need a brief overview of the entire subject? This may be challenging, but not impossible.
Please clarify what specific assistance you need. I am more than willing to share my knowledge with you.
Regards,
Archna
From India, Delhi
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Thank you for the email and for appreciating the students' efforts. I understand that there is a subject on Organisational Behaviour in MBA, which is why these students have created a presentation as part of their assignment.
What kind of help do you require from me? Could you please provide more details? Do you need a brief overview of the entire subject? This may be challenging, but not impossible.
Please clarify what specific assistance you need. I am more than willing to share my knowledge with you.
Regards,
Archna
From India, Delhi
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Hi Archna,
This is a very good presentation, but not easy to understand. Only Core HR personnel can understand it. Those who are in HR but their orientation is not clear... I mean to say people with a negative mindset comment "BORING PRESENTATION". If we are not able to understand something, we have no right to comment in such an unprofessional way.
Convey my best wishes to all your students.
Meena
From India, Delhi
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This is a very good presentation, but not easy to understand. Only Core HR personnel can understand it. Those who are in HR but their orientation is not clear... I mean to say people with a negative mindset comment "BORING PRESENTATION". If we are not able to understand something, we have no right to comment in such an unprofessional way.
Convey my best wishes to all your students.
Meena
From India, Delhi
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Hi Archana,
Thanks for your reply. Actually, I want an introduction, importance, foundation of individual behavior, causes of human behavior, and managerial perspective of OB. Though I have material on this, if you could provide some notes on this topic, it would help me a lot.
Thank you.
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Thanks for your reply. Actually, I want an introduction, importance, foundation of individual behavior, causes of human behavior, and managerial perspective of OB. Though I have material on this, if you could provide some notes on this topic, it would help me a lot.
Thank you.
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Hi,
The topic has been useful to understand the style and behavior to be learned and adopted. I would request more of these resources to help people understand themselves as this type of learning is going to happen when one passes the age of 35.
Guys and gals, life is short-lived. We tend to feel that we should enjoy life doing everything, but I would like you all to remember that when you reach the prime of your life, you'll only feel that you've wasted your life doing unnecessary, or rather, least-prioritized things, instead of understanding yourself and others. Ultimately, understanding behavior leads to better relationships.
Archana, keep up the good work, and do let me know if you need any help regarding the same.
Regards,
Jay
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From India, Madras
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The topic has been useful to understand the style and behavior to be learned and adopted. I would request more of these resources to help people understand themselves as this type of learning is going to happen when one passes the age of 35.
Guys and gals, life is short-lived. We tend to feel that we should enjoy life doing everything, but I would like you all to remember that when you reach the prime of your life, you'll only feel that you've wasted your life doing unnecessary, or rather, least-prioritized things, instead of understanding yourself and others. Ultimately, understanding behavior leads to better relationships.
Archana, keep up the good work, and do let me know if you need any help regarding the same.
Regards,
Jay
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From India, Madras
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Hey, thanks everyone.
I'm really glad that you guys are still willing to share your feedback on this PPT. I have designed many more PPTs now which I will be sharing with all of you soon. Stay in touch to share your knowledge.
Cheers!! Archna
From India, Delhi
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I'm really glad that you guys are still willing to share your feedback on this PPT. I have designed many more PPTs now which I will be sharing with all of you soon. Stay in touch to share your knowledge.
Cheers!! Archna
From India, Delhi
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Hi Archana,
It's been over a year, and people are still downloading your presentation. This means that even if they don't want to appreciate your work, they cannot ignore it. I want to ask you something. I have completed my MBA in HR, but I am interested in pursuing a course in OB. Can you help me with this?
Thanks and regards,
Anu
From India, Delhi
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It's been over a year, and people are still downloading your presentation. This means that even if they don't want to appreciate your work, they cannot ignore it. I want to ask you something. I have completed my MBA in HR, but I am interested in pursuing a course in OB. Can you help me with this?
Thanks and regards,
Anu
From India, Delhi
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Hi Archana,
It has been a beautiful effort by your students, and more than that, I feel it has been more of a tribute to your efforts in making them understand and being patient with them. I say this because I have been a faculty myself, and I understand exactly how one feels when there is a sincere, good effort from any (read all here) of the students. The elation that is felt is far beyond any feeling that can be felt on our self-achievement.
Hoping to see more stuff from you and your students... Good luck and ciao.
From India, Hyderabad
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It has been a beautiful effort by your students, and more than that, I feel it has been more of a tribute to your efforts in making them understand and being patient with them. I say this because I have been a faculty myself, and I understand exactly how one feels when there is a sincere, good effort from any (read all here) of the students. The elation that is felt is far beyond any feeling that can be felt on our self-achievement.
Hoping to see more stuff from you and your students... Good luck and ciao.
From India, Hyderabad
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its really a gud presentation.and the way thy explain the values, attitudes and personality was just amazing Anju jain
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Hi Archana,
I am a newly joined MBA student. I have no idea regarding OB, and I am very interested in viewing the PowerPoint presentation to gain some knowledge. However, it has not opened on my system. Could you kindly email me another one?
Looking forward to your email.
Thanks & Regards,
Harshini
From India, Mumbai
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I am a newly joined MBA student. I have no idea regarding OB, and I am very interested in viewing the PowerPoint presentation to gain some knowledge. However, it has not opened on my system. Could you kindly email me another one?
Looking forward to your email.
Thanks & Regards,
Harshini
From India, Mumbai
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good presentation by your students , archana.. keep up the noble work of teaching in high spirits regards anurag
From India, Daman
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Dear Archna, It is really good presentation. I am disagree with Neha, Because it is really informative for me who is learning it first time. Thank you for posting it. Devansh
From India, Vadodara
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Hi Jev,
It was nice to see your posting on feedback. I agree with your observations and would like to add my experience in citehr a few months back.
One girl was asking for feedback on a presentation she had uploaded. I gave my honest feedback. She expressed her gratitude and asked for further feedback. I started with a positive note but gave honest feedback again. She was upset but said thanks. She again asked for feedback without making any changes in the content.
I gave feedback. She said I don't encourage people and I always discourage, made some more harsh observations!!! I stopped giving feedback unless asked in private mails.
Archana
I could not download this presentation; hence, I could not give any feedback! Anyway, congratulations for making your students prepare a presentation.
Siva
From India, Chennai
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It was nice to see your posting on feedback. I agree with your observations and would like to add my experience in citehr a few months back.
One girl was asking for feedback on a presentation she had uploaded. I gave my honest feedback. She expressed her gratitude and asked for further feedback. I started with a positive note but gave honest feedback again. She was upset but said thanks. She again asked for feedback without making any changes in the content.
I gave feedback. She said I don't encourage people and I always discourage, made some more harsh observations!!! I stopped giving feedback unless asked in private mails.
Archana
I could not download this presentation; hence, I could not give any feedback! Anyway, congratulations for making your students prepare a presentation.
Siva
From India, Chennai
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Hi Archana,
Now you have received so much friendly criticism. Jo & Kusum have been supportive, but it doesn't matter if Neha has criticized it as boring. However, before improving the PPP, why did you forget that this forum is also a part of "Org. Behaviour," where you cannot always expect favorability?
Firstly, I would like to thank Jo and Kusum for their positive feedback and now to you for your encouragement for your students.
Regards,
P. Tripathi
From India, New Delhi
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Now you have received so much friendly criticism. Jo & Kusum have been supportive, but it doesn't matter if Neha has criticized it as boring. However, before improving the PPP, why did you forget that this forum is also a part of "Org. Behaviour," where you cannot always expect favorability?
Firstly, I would like to thank Jo and Kusum for their positive feedback and now to you for your encouragement for your students.
Regards,
P. Tripathi
From India, New Delhi
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hi ur students has putted gud efforts.it shows what u taught is clear to them.:icon1: Tc bye
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Dear Archna,
I have read it all, but as I'm not in this field, I had to do some exercises to understand. I have saved it, and I will reply to you when I completely get it. Thank you.
Kamal Pandya
This is very sad that 23 people downloaded this PPT, but not even one comment is posted by any of you. I have requested many times that once you take something or share something, do mention gratitude to that person. This is a sorry state that such a good presentation received nothing in appreciation. I hope some of you will take some time to write a few words for my student's contribution.
Archna
From India, Vadodara
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I have read it all, but as I'm not in this field, I had to do some exercises to understand. I have saved it, and I will reply to you when I completely get it. Thank you.
Kamal Pandya
This is very sad that 23 people downloaded this PPT, but not even one comment is posted by any of you. I have requested many times that once you take something or share something, do mention gratitude to that person. This is a sorry state that such a good presentation received nothing in appreciation. I hope some of you will take some time to write a few words for my student's contribution.
Archna
From India, Vadodara
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Hi Archana,Its an Excellent presentation. Do not get dis heartened by a few comments. Good contribution and efforts from u and you students.Thank You,Aabha
From India, Rajkot
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Dear Archana,
I'm currently a student in Singapore studying Organisational Behaviour. Therefore, while searching for information, I found this presentation. I like the points on the PowerPoint. However, I think to make it even better than before, maybe you can try to re-select the font sizes, types, arrangements, and so on. Basically, I find it a waste, as such an informative PowerPoint is not being presented beautifully and easily understandable for viewers. I do appreciate the effort made in creating the presentation, though. No offense.
Lastly, I thank you for putting up the PowerPoint. It really enlightened me.
Best regards, Liew Mei Wa.
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I'm currently a student in Singapore studying Organisational Behaviour. Therefore, while searching for information, I found this presentation. I like the points on the PowerPoint. However, I think to make it even better than before, maybe you can try to re-select the font sizes, types, arrangements, and so on. Basically, I find it a waste, as such an informative PowerPoint is not being presented beautifully and easily understandable for viewers. I do appreciate the effort made in creating the presentation, though. No offense.
Lastly, I thank you for putting up the PowerPoint. It really enlightened me.
Best regards, Liew Mei Wa.
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Dear all respected frequent posters,
I am not misleading you; rather, I am just telling you that many times I ignored writing thanks but have praised the person in my heart, as I was in a hurry.
I have always learned things in HR by practicing, applying, and the material you people upload is not like spoon-feeding; rather, it is of great help to people like me who don't get guidance from people in HR to solve the queries.
But I am grateful to each and every one who has uploaded any form, rule, guideline, presentation. Thanks a ton!
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I am not misleading you; rather, I am just telling you that many times I ignored writing thanks but have praised the person in my heart, as I was in a hurry.
I have always learned things in HR by practicing, applying, and the material you people upload is not like spoon-feeding; rather, it is of great help to people like me who don't get guidance from people in HR to solve the queries.
But I am grateful to each and every one who has uploaded any form, rule, guideline, presentation. Thanks a ton!
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Hi Archana, that was a nice work from your side, but I want to tell you one thing - HR is a thankless occupation. As you know, here in CiteHR, people from different locations share their views and knowledge with each other, and without getting anything in return, they share their projects, their contributions, and offer unlimited help. People who want to appreciate will anyways do that, so keep posting. Good luck.
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Dear Archana,
This is an excellent effort by your students who were just the beginners of their college life (Hope it is prepared by BBA first-year students), and it shows their concern to give you back something very good for teaching them. I also express my thanks to you for sharing this with us. I hope you don't feel down with a couple of the negative comments you received on this; as critics are seen everywhere, but we need to consider the comments from those who are practical and share the right feedback. It's not an easy task to receive such kind of compliment from students.
Special appreciation to Jo and Kusum for sharing their valuable thoughts in the right way.
Regards,
GVS
From India, Madras
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This is an excellent effort by your students who were just the beginners of their college life (Hope it is prepared by BBA first-year students), and it shows their concern to give you back something very good for teaching them. I also express my thanks to you for sharing this with us. I hope you don't feel down with a couple of the negative comments you received on this; as critics are seen everywhere, but we need to consider the comments from those who are practical and share the right feedback. It's not an easy task to receive such kind of compliment from students.
Special appreciation to Jo and Kusum for sharing their valuable thoughts in the right way.
Regards,
GVS
From India, Madras
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Its not at all topic related, I thought it is on Organisation Behaviour so I downloaded it but there isnt a single word related to OB, very pathetic it is!! Horrible.:x:-x:-x
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Dear Sir,
Very good collection. Some of the PGHRM students have decided to take the examination on "Organisational Behaviour" in KANNADA MEDIUM. Can you help those students in getting the Kannada material? Please.....
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Prakash M
From India, Hyderabad
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Very good collection. Some of the PGHRM students have decided to take the examination on "Organisational Behaviour" in KANNADA MEDIUM. Can you help those students in getting the Kannada material? Please.....
Regards,
Prakash M
From India, Hyderabad
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Hai Archana i am also teaching organizational Behaviour. I appreciate your students efforts. Nice presentation. The credit for the students outcomes goes to the teacher. Hema murali
From India, Coimbatore
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Interesting comments from our friends. I am new to CiteHR and find it a mixed bag of 'Professional' posts and some good 'Time-Pass' stuff. Comments thereon are often reflective of members' personalities/sentiments. No harm done.
But personally, I would prefer more professional postings (both original and comments) on a site like this. It can be developed into a really productive, useful, and rewarding forum, on the lines of LinkedIn etc.
Warm Regards,
Prasanna Kumar
From India, Bangalore
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But personally, I would prefer more professional postings (both original and comments) on a site like this. It can be developed into a really productive, useful, and rewarding forum, on the lines of LinkedIn etc.
Warm Regards,
Prasanna Kumar
From India, Bangalore
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Hi Archana,
It is commendable. Keep thinking and create more in the Organizational Behaviour zone; it is an ocean with much more to be developed. Behavior patterns vary from individual to individual, essentially driven by the need at that moment and the lens view of that individual in each situation.
I really appreciate your effort. Keep in touch at vbvelury@yahoo.com.
Regards,
Vijay Bhasker V.
From India, Bangalore
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It is commendable. Keep thinking and create more in the Organizational Behaviour zone; it is an ocean with much more to be developed. Behavior patterns vary from individual to individual, essentially driven by the need at that moment and the lens view of that individual in each situation.
I really appreciate your effort. Keep in touch at vbvelury@yahoo.com.
Regards,
Vijay Bhasker V.
From India, Bangalore
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Hi,being a faculty in Global Business School and teaching OB to my students,i find this presentation to add value to what i teach and my students too learnt a lot out of that.
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Individually the PPT seems to be ok. However, when we compare with OD, the ppt seems not much relation. Needs more efforts in synchronising this. regards, Srini
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hello archana mamthe ppt is very nice, i am sure your students must have enjoyed your lecture.. you made every slide in a precise form..thanks for sharing
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Dear Archana,
Very good presentation.
If you have any material related to the following, please send it to me at "d_daud16@yahoo.com".
List out various dimensions and determinants of organizational climate and their relevance in organizational functioning. Describe organizational climate with reference to your organization or an organization you are familiar with, and briefly explain the organization you are referring to.
Dheeraj
From India, Indore
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Very good presentation.
If you have any material related to the following, please send it to me at "d_daud16@yahoo.com".
List out various dimensions and determinants of organizational climate and their relevance in organizational functioning. Describe organizational climate with reference to your organization or an organization you are familiar with, and briefly explain the organization you are referring to.
Dheeraj
From India, Indore
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Hi Archanana,
My feelings about your disappointment are only because of the way it has been presented. The font and color of the PPT were not readable and appealing to the readers. I think that should be the reason why some negative comments are in your threads.
But I appreciate your effort to encourage others to talk and post comments.
More than the PPT, the comments are more interesting. :-P
Good try. :)
From India, Madras
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My feelings about your disappointment are only because of the way it has been presented. The font and color of the PPT were not readable and appealing to the readers. I think that should be the reason why some negative comments are in your threads.
But I appreciate your effort to encourage others to talk and post comments.
More than the PPT, the comments are more interesting. :-P
Good try. :)
From India, Madras
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Outstanding presentation. I think with the ingenunity of such budding HR professionals the future looks bright.
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Hi Archana,
The presentation prepared by you and your student is remarkable. We need good presentations in the future as well. It is really challenging to showcase our hard work in a vast network, but you have managed to do it. Therefore, it is natural that you wish for some feedback. The presentation has been very useful for me.
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Aarti Shukla
Grasim Ind.
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The presentation prepared by you and your student is remarkable. We need good presentations in the future as well. It is really challenging to showcase our hard work in a vast network, but you have managed to do it. Therefore, it is natural that you wish for some feedback. The presentation has been very useful for me.
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Aarti Shukla
Grasim Ind.
From India
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Hello everybody, I need 42 topics that I can present to my students in class on organizational behavior. I need to assign individual topics to each student for their presentation, not group presentations. Please help me.
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Hi Archna, I hv jst gone through the ppt, It is quite appreciating. I also teach OB. This ppt shows the creativity of the students. They have covered a lot in such a small ppt. Good Thanks
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Hi Archana,
Please do not get disappointed. You have shared whatever knowledge you have gained. Remember, "Knowledge will grow" once you share it. You did your part. The criticism will make you much stronger towards developing your subject. Take it in a positive way only. Remember one thing! Any hard efforts will never go in vain. One fine day you will enjoy the fruits. Then you will be surprised.
OK!! All the best!!
Srini
From India, Hyderabad
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Please do not get disappointed. You have shared whatever knowledge you have gained. Remember, "Knowledge will grow" once you share it. You did your part. The criticism will make you much stronger towards developing your subject. Take it in a positive way only. Remember one thing! Any hard efforts will never go in vain. One fine day you will enjoy the fruits. Then you will be surprised.
OK!! All the best!!
Srini
From India, Hyderabad
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Hi,
Allow me to comment. The objective/topic of this presentation is not 'clear'. I believe you and your students can do better when you have a clear direction regarding what you would like to communicate. Nevertheless, keep up your good effort. God bless you all.
Cheers :)
FH
From Singapore, Singapore
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Allow me to comment. The objective/topic of this presentation is not 'clear'. I believe you and your students can do better when you have a clear direction regarding what you would like to communicate. Nevertheless, keep up your good effort. God bless you all.
Cheers :)
FH
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Hi,
My name is Harshit. I'm pursuing BCom and also a diploma course in management and e-commerce. Can you please email me a PowerPoint presentation on a topic related to my interests? My email IDs are coolboylikesnow@yahoo.com and harshforu.m@gmail.com.
If you are using Orkut, please add me there. My Orkut ID is coolboylikesnow@yahoo.com.
Thanks and take care.
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My name is Harshit. I'm pursuing BCom and also a diploma course in management and e-commerce. Can you please email me a PowerPoint presentation on a topic related to my interests? My email IDs are coolboylikesnow@yahoo.com and harshforu.m@gmail.com.
If you are using Orkut, please add me there. My Orkut ID is coolboylikesnow@yahoo.com.
Thanks and take care.
From India, Ahmadabad
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Hi Archna, its a lovely gift given by your students to you. That shows your teaching and there understanding............ Thanks for Sharing. Keep it up!:icon1:
From India, Hyderabad
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Archana, being an OB teacher, you should know that people are different and have differing perceptions. That does not mean that you should get disappointed by their comments on your PowerPoint presentation. Honestly speaking, the title "Comprehensive OB" raises expectations, and if the PPTs do not meet those expectations, you are likely to receive negative comments. However, that should not deter your zeal for doing something different, and I appreciate your divergent approach to the subject. Keep working on it, and if possible, keep me updated with any enhancements to your PPTs. I wish you all the best. 🌟
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Dear Archna,
I have just had the privilege to read the PowerPoint presentation by your students, and I must say I was amazed by what they came up with. I attended my first lesson yesterday in OB and I appreciate it. After a few lessons, I promise to share some information with you which you can pass on to your students as well.
Thanks,
Pauline
From Uganda, Kampala
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I have just had the privilege to read the PowerPoint presentation by your students, and I must say I was amazed by what they came up with. I attended my first lesson yesterday in OB and I appreciate it. After a few lessons, I promise to share some information with you which you can pass on to your students as well.
Thanks,
Pauline
From Uganda, Kampala
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Hello,
My name is Ruchi Saxena. I have completed MHRM (Master of Human Resource Management), and I am now planning to pursue a Ph.D. in HRM. I would greatly appreciate your help in suggesting a topic and assisting me in creating a synopsis. This is quite urgent, so I am eagerly awaiting your response.
Thank you.
From India, Jaipur
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My name is Ruchi Saxena. I have completed MHRM (Master of Human Resource Management), and I am now planning to pursue a Ph.D. in HRM. I would greatly appreciate your help in suggesting a topic and assisting me in creating a synopsis. This is quite urgent, so I am eagerly awaiting your response.
Thank you.
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All of you are correct. This site has been conceived to share all knowledge, which then grows. But how does it grow? Sharing of views, ideas, creativity, suggestions, etc., which are derived from one's experience. Though it is never mandatory to comment on anything posted, it would also be appreciable as feedback is an essential part of any kind of communication.
Regards,
Gogo
From India, Pune
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Regards,
Gogo
From India, Pune
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Hi, went through this thread, I have mixed feelings. Yes we should note expect anything, however it is in good courtesy and coulture to appreciate someones effort!!!
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I am a non-HR professional trying to get an overview of OB. The varied approaches in tackling this subject never cease to amaze me. I wish I knew the coherent sequence in which this is to be approached - what are the relative importances and sequence of perception, attitude, value, ethics, personality, job satisfaction, job fit, appraisals, and rewards, etc. Regarding this presentation, in particular, the effects overshadow the message; sometimes less is more.
JR
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Dear Archana,
I appreciate the effort taken by your students in preparing these presentations, considering the fact that expectations as teaching faculty and reality do not match. I am of the opinion that there is room for improvement.
Wishing them all the best.
Regards,
Vijay Bhasker
From India, Bangalore
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I appreciate the effort taken by your students in preparing these presentations, considering the fact that expectations as teaching faculty and reality do not match. I am of the opinion that there is room for improvement.
Wishing them all the best.
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Vijay Bhasker
From India, Bangalore
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As a student, what I think about organizational behavior is that it mainly doesn't depend on one thing of a human being. It includes different natures, attitudes, aspirations, and confidence. It requires a lot of effort from a person because, as a HR manager in a company, we must have the knowledge of how to utilize our human resources in the best possible way.
We can share our views here because every time bookish knowledge doesn't work. Sometimes some problems arise in a company where you have to apply your mind and find out the solution. I think OB is a subject that everyone should read in general because it is not only the responsibility of an HR manager to look after the human resources in an organization, but the workers working there must also be responsible for the effective functioning of their organization. At the same time, it will be a detriment to a company if its employees don't cooperate.
So, as an MBA student or a student of any stream or specialization, they must study OB as a subject because ultimately, they all have to be associated with an organization and they must know how to behave in that environment. I wish all the persons on this site all the best to create this kind of platform where we can share our views and knowledge.
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SNIGDHA SINGH
From India, Meerut
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We can share our views here because every time bookish knowledge doesn't work. Sometimes some problems arise in a company where you have to apply your mind and find out the solution. I think OB is a subject that everyone should read in general because it is not only the responsibility of an HR manager to look after the human resources in an organization, but the workers working there must also be responsible for the effective functioning of their organization. At the same time, it will be a detriment to a company if its employees don't cooperate.
So, as an MBA student or a student of any stream or specialization, they must study OB as a subject because ultimately, they all have to be associated with an organization and they must know how to behave in that environment. I wish all the persons on this site all the best to create this kind of platform where we can share our views and knowledge.
Regards,
SNIGDHA SINGH
From India, Meerut
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Neha, It is a student Presentation and not professionals. When we were students we also did such ppts. Dont go by the ppt but look at the matter in it. Rgds Shahaji
From India, Mumbai
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From India, Mumbai
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Hi Archna, you and your students have done a commendable job.It was worthfull going through this ppt.Takecare.
From India, Delhi
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From India, Delhi
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Hi Archana,
Have you made any more presentations such? I'm really keen on these theories you have made. Did you do any work towards a curriculum-oriented OB, meaning specifically OB in business/management? Glad to know about someone like you.
Warm regards.
From United States, Des Plaines
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Have you made any more presentations such? I'm really keen on these theories you have made. Did you do any work towards a curriculum-oriented OB, meaning specifically OB in business/management? Glad to know about someone like you.
Warm regards.
From United States, Des Plaines
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Hi Archana, Cudos to ur students for an excellent presentation and to u many more cudos for being their Mentor. Dr.Rege
From India, Mumbai
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From India, Mumbai
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Hi Archana,
I got your PowerPoint downloaded just now and could see the agony you were experiencing for not getting a response. I agree with Kusum, and that is the way life is. The absence of a response should not dissuade you from what you are doing because we do things we want to do, and we should love what we want to do. In any case, we see these days that more and more people are becoming indifferent, a very disturbing tendency though. But believe, there are still people out there like Kusum, which is more than enough to support what we are doing. Don't lose hope and interest in what you are doing. All the best for your future endeavors.
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I got your PowerPoint downloaded just now and could see the agony you were experiencing for not getting a response. I agree with Kusum, and that is the way life is. The absence of a response should not dissuade you from what you are doing because we do things we want to do, and we should love what we want to do. In any case, we see these days that more and more people are becoming indifferent, a very disturbing tendency though. But believe, there are still people out there like Kusum, which is more than enough to support what we are doing. Don't lose hope and interest in what you are doing. All the best for your future endeavors.
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Hi Miss,
It's a very impressive presentation. As your students put in their efforts, many things are there that can't be analyzed by reading alone. I am feeling so happy in my heart that you taught your students as if you are their guru, not just a professional teacher. I need your small help, if you can, please let me know for study purposes only.
Thanks,
Toshi Valecha
From India, Thana
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It's a very impressive presentation. As your students put in their efforts, many things are there that can't be analyzed by reading alone. I am feeling so happy in my heart that you taught your students as if you are their guru, not just a professional teacher. I need your small help, if you can, please let me know for study purposes only.
Thanks,
Toshi Valecha
From India, Thana
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I am an architect doing a PG in Construction Management. My thesis is about Design Management and its implications on Construction Management. My guide has told me that the basis of my subject is Organizational Behavior (OB). It's the first time I am exposed to the tenets of OB so I cannot comment. I need to ruminate... but it's a start and I am thankful.
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M
From India, Pune
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M
From India, Pune
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Hello Archana,
I can't say much about the presentation as I have just downloaded it. However, after reading all the threads between you, Kusum, and JEV, I fully agree with your points:
1. You should be giving, not expecting.
2. For improvement, you need feedback; that's the basic food for growth.
3. The feedback should be specific so that the other person can understand what to include and what to remove.
For the time being, please accept my thanks for providing us with such a beautiful conclusion that "providing feedback doesn't take anything from you, but it can give something to the receiver." Yes, it may make you think on the topic, which only increases understanding.
Thanks a lot.
From India, Mumbai
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I can't say much about the presentation as I have just downloaded it. However, after reading all the threads between you, Kusum, and JEV, I fully agree with your points:
1. You should be giving, not expecting.
2. For improvement, you need feedback; that's the basic food for growth.
3. The feedback should be specific so that the other person can understand what to include and what to remove.
For the time being, please accept my thanks for providing us with such a beautiful conclusion that "providing feedback doesn't take anything from you, but it can give something to the receiver." Yes, it may make you think on the topic, which only increases understanding.
Thanks a lot.
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Archna, PPt is good and cmprehensive. Anyway if they could make it with more better slides it would be more appreciable. S.V.Rao HR
From India, Tirupati
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From India, Tirupati
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the work is mind blowing just accept the background colour which should have been sm light color......say ma thankx to ur students.... have a nice time ahead
From India, Delhi
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From India, Delhi
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Hi,
Bob's basic is good, but I need more than that stuff. Nevertheless, it was good work. Keep going!
Cheers.
P.S. If anyone can provide website links for Organizational Behavior, please let me know at benny293@gmail.com. Jai ho.
From India, Tiruppur
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Bob's basic is good, but I need more than that stuff. Nevertheless, it was good work. Keep going!
Cheers.
P.S. If anyone can provide website links for Organizational Behavior, please let me know at benny293@gmail.com. Jai ho.
From India, Tiruppur
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Sometimes we do not value things as we should, until we lose them. As long as you feel what you are doing is right and can help others, this can be seen by how many people download your presentation. Please do not be disappointed for not receiving the gratitude you deserve. Consider the number of downloads as a measure of the gratitude and assistance you are providing to people.
Remember, "Your material would not be downloaded if it was not interesting and useful for us."
All the best, Pjuan
From United States, Houston
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Remember, "Your material would not be downloaded if it was not interesting and useful for us."
All the best, Pjuan
From United States, Houston
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Dear Team, I need to present PPT on total employees involvement. can someone forward me any ppt for my better understanding SO that i can draft. waiting for your revert. Regards,
From India, Mumbai
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From India, Mumbai
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Hello Nikki, You can type your requirement in the reSearch box. Please see the attachment. V.Raghunathan..................................................... Navi Mumbai
From India
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From India
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can anybody provides me explanation about adverse effect of employee involvement in organizational effectiveness.... pls
From India, Vadodara
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From India, Vadodara
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its based on theories and not on case studies. it would be best. but its ok. Nilesh
From India, Vadodara
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Organisational Behaviour.ppt