Cross posted from my other blog – Love and Leadership: Because…. Otherwise narcissism, control, domination, unhealthy competition, selfishness, isolation, suspicion, and mistrust will dominate our work-life experience. for other 11 reasons head out to my other blog
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12 reasons we need Love at Work
Posted in Career, Spirituality, tagged Love, Spirituality, Work on August 23, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Two alternative life paths
Posted in Books, Career, tagged Love, Work on August 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
We take one of the two paths in life as shown below: Do what you don’t like, but should Get experience doing this Become great at doing what you dislike Gain opportunity to do more Live life empty of meaning. or Do what you love and find meaningful Get experience doing what you love Become [...]
A different vocabulary at workplace…
Posted in Career, tagged Leadership, Manager on August 12, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Cross Posted from “Love and Leadership“ “The inherent language of the corporate workplace is far too small for us now. It has too little poetry, too little humanity, and too little good business sense for the world that lies before us. We only have to look at the most important word in the lexicon of [...]
Changing the workplace
Posted in Career, tagged career, Workplace on July 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Devdutt writes about transforming workplaces and dips into Indian history to make his point. Every employee who joins an organisation, hopes it to be Madhuvan: a place of joy and hope and growth and teamwork. Every employee who is leaving an organization describes the situation as Kurukshetra: a place of struggle and politics and insensitivity. [...]
Business is People
Posted in Career on March 27, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Finally caught up with Rocket Singh – Salesman of the year – reinforces the simple message that Business is People. If you don’t understand Hindi, go read the timeless classic from Rustomji and Parkinson – Business is People. Wonder why people still don’t get it?
Call for Action
Posted in Career on April 19, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Kent Blumberg has an outstanding post that is a call for action: April 2006. I was 51. I had no job. I had no team to sustain me. Having lost three jobs in four years, I felt like a pariah. I was frightened no one would hire this fat, middle-aged ex-CEO, scared I would not [...]
