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Good leadership isn't about advancing yourself. It's about advancing your team. John C. Maxwell

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Develop a strong mid and senior level leadership team through Personal Effectiveness Programs

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A coach and mentor with more than two decades of corporate experience

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Set up your sales process, train your sales team and sales leaders, and build a sales culture in your organization

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Deliver projects on time and within cost by enabling your managers with the right project management skills

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Learn and Lead

March 7, 2009
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| Categories: About, Blogging, Leadership, Learning, Management

When I first started this blog I wasn’t sure specifically what I would write about but I knew it would be about my area of work. And so I named the blog to cover almost everything: ‘Life, the Universe and Everything about eLearning and Content Development’. About year into blogging, I realized that I was writing about more than just eLearning. And so I dropped the ‘e’ and renamed my blog to ‘Life, the Universe and Everything about Learning and Content Development’. A few months ago I created a Wordle…

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The Case of Unreliable Genius

March 2, 2009
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| Categories: case study, Management, people, people management, performance, performance management

I am starting a case study series. I present a case and hope that we can learn from each other’s responses.   Sanjay walked into Priya office agitated. Without waiting for Priya to get off the phone completely he started, “Boss, Nitin hasn’t come to office again today, and he is not taking any calls either. How can I complete the project like this?” Priya tried to calm him down. “Slow down. What happened?” “You know how Nitin is. He wasn’t in office most of last week and today again…

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Hotmail in Outlook

February 13, 2009
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| Categories: Email, Hotmail, Microsoft, Productivity, Technology, Tools

Just discovered Microsoft Office Outlook Connector. The Outlook Connector provides allows you to manage your Windows Live Hotmail email and contacts from within Outlook. According to the Microsoft website, it is ‘free of charge’. It installed without any problems and now I am using my Hotmail email in Outlook. Pretty cool. It seems you can do a lot more with this connector.

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Announcing India Included

February 10, 2009
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| Categories: Announcement, Innovation

My boss for many years, and now my mentor and bouncing board for ideas, Neeraj Agarwal is joining blogsphere. He is starting his blog India Included, where he shares his insights in innovation and corporate social responsibility as part of what he is currently focussed on. In his blog, he focuses on what is out there already … ideas, thoughts, efforts, initiatives, pilots of different kinds in different areas that can and do inspire more and more people to take positive action.   It would be great if you could…

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7 Things You Do Not Need To Know About Me

January 15, 2009
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| Categories: Meme, Personal, Tags

Rupa Rajagopalan tagged me in the ongoing meme. Here are 7 things you don’t need to know about me:I once went jet skiing in Miami bay and the jet ski overturned. I don’t know how to swim but fortunately I was wearing a life jacket. As I hung on to the overturned jet ski, a boat came along. As I waved for help, the lady on the boat started clicking my photographs instead of throwing me a line and pulling me out of the water.My favourite English movie is My…

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Twitter Twitter Everywhere…

January 14, 2009
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| Categories: Facebook, Learning, Social Networking, Technology, Tools, Twitter, Web 2.0, Workplace Learning

Everyone’s talking about Twitter. So here's my addition to the conversation based on my experiences with Twitter as @manishmo.What is Twitter? To me it is various forms of IM, asynchronous chat, chat room, email, SMS on the Internet, blog (micro-blog) depending on how you use it. I also like this explanation by Chris Brogan: Twitter is a stream. Facebook is both a stream and a stopping point (but mostly a stream). Your blog is a stopping point pretending to be a stream. It’s important to think about where you want information…

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Learning Formats in 2020

January 13, 2009
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| Categories: 3D Worlds, Content, eLearning, Learning, Predictions, Social Networking, Telepresence, Training, Trends, Virtual environments, Workplace Learning

Geetha Krishnan asks "what kind of learning formats will be in vogue in the year 2020, specifically with respect to corporate training?" My short response that I left as comments on his post is given below. Don’t miss out on other comments on his post from experts in the industry.Man (as in generic human, not intended to be sexist), has forever learned from teachers, gurus. Knowledge has been passed down through ages by the teachers/gurus. The medium changed over the years. The common thread that I see is that the changing…

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What I Learned in 2008

December 29, 2008
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| Categories: Learning, The Big Question

Learning Circuits asks readers to reflect on the year gone by and share what they learned in 2008. I learned to shed my inhibition and fear of the online world (identify theft, spam, and most importantly, what will others think) and create a real digital presence on the web. I learned how to make friends using the social web, through channels like blogs and social networking sites (Facebook and LinkedIn). I learned to blog and interact with fellow bloggers. I learned that it is not easy to get participation in…

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Top 10 Blogs by Learning Professionals in India

December 19, 2008
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| Categories: Blogging, eCube, eLearning, India, Learning, Learning professionals, Lists

Jul 2009 Update: You can find an updates list of blogs by Learning professionals and companies in India here.Time magazine came out with an issue of ‘Lists’, publishing various top 10 lists for 2008. RWW has many posts on various top 10s of the year. Inspired I started working on top 10 blogs by learning/training professionals in India, about learning/training. I found it hard to find 10 blogs that are updated regularly (at least 1 post a month)!!! Obviously I am not reading enough. So where are the learning/training professionals…

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