Tapping
employees’ potential: Drucker
and beyond
Amy Joyce
Peter Drucker’s
philosophies enlightened managers and executives the world over for 60
years and still resonate with today’s corporate crowd. But how
relevant are his teachings in the face of increasing global competition
and workplaces where head honchos and managers put profits before
employee development?
WHEN
Peter F. Drucker, the management guru whose work spanned the latter half
of the20th century, passed away recently, it caused a few managers to
think. Again. Drucker was renowned
for urging corporate leaders to listen to employees and get out of the
way so the workers could achieve company goals. He believed companies
would be better if employees had more control over their environments.
Careercature
Sandeep Joshi |
This belt keeps me stable in the face of office problems that can otherwise throw one out of gear.
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Know thy interviewer
and future boss
Mary Ellen Slayter
DO
you work for a
Wannabe, Suppressor, Pretender, Confounder, Dumbfounder, Propagator,
Player, Bully, Manipulator, Cult Maker, Pilferer, Saboteur, or a
Combination Type? Bad bosses are a fact
of working life. No matter what career you choose, chances are you’re
going to have to deal with people who steal your ideas, criticise
your work constantly, and flake out just when you need them most.
Right ways to write
resume
Arvind Sharma
THE resume is visually
enticing, a work of art. Simple clean structure. Very easy to read.
Symmetrical. Balanced. Uncrowded. As much white space between
sections of writing as possible; sections of writing that are no
longer than six lines, and shorter if possible.
Get organised at work
I.M. Soni
YOUR chance to getting
job and then going up the greasy ladder of success depends on mental
efficiency. It means, you must be work-smart. You can be
intellectually brilliant and yet the unaware of what is going on
around you. The efficiency of others leaves you unimpressed and you
are averse to your own success. What can you do to make yourself
more alert mentally?
Smart Skills
Go for alternative
medicine
Usha Albuquerque
WITH increasing
concern for natural healing practices, traditional medicine appears
to be gaining in popularity. India being home to a variety of
traditional healing plants and practices has and can benefit greatly
from the expanding use of natural and herbal medicines.
Trendmill
Jobs in aviation to
touch a new high
THE aviation sector
will need 2 million job seekers in the next five to seven years as
there are big job opportunities in the sector, Union Minister of
State for Civil Aviation Praful Patel said recently. "There are now
big job opportunities in various sectors, including aviation, but
how surprising it is that there is no good pilot or aero-engineer
today available in the country," Patel told students of Mayo
College at Ajmer after a prize distribution ceremony.
Workability
Building the
first-time-right culture
T.P.S Walia
DOING things ‘first
time right" is not only a desirable thing for any
company, but it has become a key factor for success in today’s
cut-throat competition, where the market forces will not give you a
second chance to correct your mistake.
Bits &
bytes
‘Centre for
excellence’ in plastic processing training
THE Pondicherry
Government- run Industrial Training Institute for Men at
Mettupalayam, near Pondicherry, has been selected by the Union
Government as a centre for excellence to impart training in the
plastic processing sector, Health and Labour Minister E. Valsaraj
said recently.
Career
Hotline
Soar to new heights
Pervin Malhotra
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Nurse big dreams
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Not a beast-ly choice
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Job experience
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NRIs and foreigners
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SAT study
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Future in farming
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