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THE WORLD IS YOURS
THE WORLD IS YOURS
Here we go: here are the 12 dirty habits you should always avoid when interacting with people.
Dirty Habit #1 –Looking down at the floor when speaking to someone. You must learn to look at someone directly in their eyes when speaking to them. If you were taught that staring at people was impolite, you’re absolutely right. However, this does not mean you can’t look at someone in his or her eyes.
Read MoreIt’s important to continually keep up with technology that makes it easier to stay in touch with customers and colleagues. But e-mail should not be taken for granted. This fabulous technology should be looked upon as a tool to enhance communication rather than a replacement for communication.
E-mail is a wonderful tool that makes it possible for us to achieve more, with greater efficiency and professionalism. Remember though, that e-mail is only a supplement and should never replace human interaction.
Read MoreToday, no marketing strategy is complete if it does not incorporate digital strategy and expression. Understanding digital requires thinking beyond any one tool or channel, and towards an exchange of value: an economic system trading with attention as currency.
Digital is not just a set of marketing channels – it’s a different way of thinking about how people engage with media, each other and the world around them.
Read MoreThe usual and easiest advice to give any newcomer to public speaking or business presentation is to stand up, speak out, handle the questions asked, and sit down. That’s the easy part. But how do we handle the nerves and how do we stand and use our body language? All public speakers or presenters need to accept nervousness as an occupational hazard. And how do we use our voice? This article will address some of those issues.
Read MoreWith the increase in diverse job opportunities in the market, job seekers can find employment in various fields. For those who do not have an inclination towards a conventional technical job, there are several non-tech jobs outside of engineering sectors that focus on marketing, product design, business development and management. These are high-paying jobs that require logical understanding, analytical skills, communication skills and various soft skills. In this article, we look at some of the most favored high-paying non-technical jobs across industries in India.
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