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Guest Shivani
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So Dilli meet is Sir John ka party? :woot:
:yay:
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Congrats SJ !!!:two_thumbs_up: dekhaa dilli itneee buri bhi nahi :acute:
now i have to support :dd::yess: all my colleague are from :dd::yoyo: but no one know that actually i support :kxip: and :rr: :secret: but now i support :dd:+Ktk: from outside
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Good to see things turning the corner for you' date=' SJ. IIRC you opened a thread going through some professional problems a while back.[/quote'] now too much work pressure i did't expected quick promotion.:idunno:
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becoming boss costing me very much too much work pressure :wall:
Bhai..It's good to have work pressure..Good for your professional career. Don't let your Boss and company down for their decision to give you more responsibilities..
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Bhai..It's good to have work pressure..Good for your professional career. Don't let your Boss and company down for their decision to give you more responsibilities..
am trying to give my 100 %:(( hope i get adjust with things very soon.:pray:
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Steve Jobs gives employees a little speech when they're promoted to Vice President at Apple, according to Adam Lashinsky in a new article in Fortune that's not online yet.* Lashinsky calls it the "Difference Between the Janitor and the Vice President." Jobs tells the VP that if the garbage in his office is not being emptied regularly for some reason, he would ask the janitor what the problem is. The janitor could reasonably respond by saying, "Well, the lock on the door was changed, and I couldn't get a key." An irritation for Jobs, for an understandable excuse for why the janitor couldn't do his job. As a janitor, he's allowed to have excuses. "When you're the janitor, reasons matter," Jobs tells newly minted VPs, according to Lashinsky. "Somewhere between the janitor and the CEO, reasons stop mattering," says Jobs, adding, that Rubicon is "crossed when you become a VP." In other words, you have no excuse for failure. You are now responsible for any mistakes that happen, and it doesn't matter what you say.

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