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“If you know, say it, and if you don't know, be honest and say you don't know.”
“A person’s true nature, true self, cannot change with situations.”
“When an employee truly understands the meaning of his work and gets recognition for his efforts he performs the best.”
“The silent workers get lost in the endless darkness of the corporate world.”
“Honesty is the most talked about, the most desired but, at same time, one of the rarest qualities in present day world.”
“When nothing works, persistence will.”
“The focus should be on becoming a strong andinfluential personality – cultivate compelling communication skills, focus on building trust and learn how to expand and leverage your professional network.”
“Information is the key to success, anywhere and everywhere. Right information matters the most. This applies to your work place too.”
“We tend to seek closure and completeness.”
“Your career growth depends mainly on how well you can articulate and present your performance review.”
“A pat on the back can often motivate more than currency notes!”
“Burning bridges is much easier than making them and bridges take you places!”
“Itis our ability to have an insight into people thatgives us the power to predict the future.”
“The work environment can bring out the 'best' or the 'worst' in you.”
“Ever day you spend at work is a foundation for your future.”
“Those who work hard and constantly seek to be visible to their superiors, those who showcase their hard work, are the ones who advance to positions of greater power and responsibility.”
“In the present day corporate world, it is utmost important to build a personal brand for yourself and anyone who knows the basics of brand-building would know that it is impossible without proper self promotion!”
“A good manager will always have the big picture in mind and guide the employees through a series of small targets in order to achieve overall success.”
“Understand that success is not an accident, but a planned event.”
“People often reveal their innermost selves in the most innocent of situations.”