Blogs are meant for sharing.This blog will aim to share the author's ( I guess I should say blogger's)experience with improvement. As a professional who works with organizations to improve their ways of working ( we call it transformation, process improvement etc when we have to use jargon) I have been deeply interested in all matters related to improving things. What works..What does not. What to do..What not to.What motivates.What does not etc etc.
At a point of time, it also dawned that a lot of these learning and insights will be useful attempting self improvement and in leading and improving my team .
This blog will attempt to share experience,expertise and insights from watching how things change and improve.. from roads in my home city of Hyderabad, to my 14 year old son to some of the large organizations I work with
P.S. The secret reason for starting to blog is a personal target to improve written communication skills. So feedback is always appreciated
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FinancialForce Services-as-a-Business Is What Their Customers Need To Drive
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Service businesses must keep finding new ways to add value to existing
clients while removing barriers that slow growth. Overcoming the challenges
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2 years ago
Good to see this coming for you. Hope to see excerpts on improvements from your daily churn to overall plan. -B-
ReplyDeleteI had this burning desire for several years now to see some tangible measurable tool for self-improvement. I create tools to keep a record of how i am doing, but then it always gets blurred in my daily life, managing the global support or my family. Not until i come across such topics as this which rings a bell that i haven't been doing what i considered as "Not Urgent but Important".
ReplyDeleteBut then i think the rationale behind sitting over those where "What the hell?" attitude when it comes to self improvement. Not long until you realize that had you stick to those commandments, life would have been much better. So off i go to update my latest "Not Urgent but Important" list.
And thanks for reminding me that.