Dear All I got this Ppt from one of My Close Friend , bit longer but worth reading. You all Guys are imporatant for me. Thats why i thought that i should share this. Best Regards Sandip Kulkarni
From India, Pune
8From India, Pune
Indeed we - in day to day life ignore many issues around.
People find no time for their own work - what about others?
Parents blame children and vice verca. A time has come to understnd each others feeling. EB is great factor for family strength. Let god bless one and all.
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From China
People find no time for their own work - what about others?
Parents blame children and vice verca. A time has come to understnd each others feeling. EB is great factor for family strength. Let god bless one and all.
From China
Dear Sandip,
It is so true that in our busy life, we really forget to thank those people who has made a difference to our life. Thanks for this wonderful PPT's which reminds us to never forget to thank this people.
Regards
Anita
From India, Mumbai
It is so true that in our busy life, we really forget to thank those people who has made a difference to our life. Thanks for this wonderful PPT's which reminds us to never forget to thank this people.
Regards
Anita
From India, Mumbai
Dear Sandip,
The PPT is not opening.......
However,I gv YOU a mini story with maxi-moral, on same subj:-
Story Of An Efficient Secretary
Arnold Bennett, the British novelist, had a publisher who boasted about the extraordinary efficiency of his secretary. One day while visiting the publisher's office, Bennett asked her: "Your boss claims you're extremely efficient. What's your secret?"
"It's not my secret," said the secretary, "it's his." Each time she did something for him, no matter how insignificant, she explained, he never failed to acknowledge and appreciate it. Because of this, she took infinite pains with her work.
This is TRUE.
Truely if U like it, U may send me Ur ppt here:-forslahiri@indiatimes.com
Regards!
=Lahiri,kolkata.
From India, Calcutta
The PPT is not opening.......
However,I gv YOU a mini story with maxi-moral, on same subj:-
Story Of An Efficient Secretary
Arnold Bennett, the British novelist, had a publisher who boasted about the extraordinary efficiency of his secretary. One day while visiting the publisher's office, Bennett asked her: "Your boss claims you're extremely efficient. What's your secret?"
"It's not my secret," said the secretary, "it's his." Each time she did something for him, no matter how insignificant, she explained, he never failed to acknowledge and appreciate it. Because of this, she took infinite pains with her work.
This is TRUE.
Truely if U like it, U may send me Ur ppt here:-forslahiri@indiatimes.com
Regards!
=Lahiri,kolkata.
From India, Calcutta
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