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career info
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Career Planning - What after Rejection
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YOU had, you think, prepared very well for the crucial interview. Yet, the outcome was disappointing. You start cursing your “luck” or
you may, in a fit of bad temper, debunk those who decided against your
selection. However, it is better to be rational, objective, look for soft spots and convert them into plus points. That’s the only way from rejection to selection.
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Personality Development
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Tact Wins Many Friends
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Tact is difficult to define and hard to cultivate, but it is
indispensable to one who wishes to get on in the world soon and
smoothly. Talent is no match for tact. We see its failure everywhere. In
the race of life, commonsense has the right of way. It is believed that Indians are easy mannered and quick to make friends.
That, they are the most tolerant of all nations. We do not take offence
easily. We are ready to compromise. But we are not noted for our tact.
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essay
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Information, Communication and Entertainment
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Each age has its pin-pointed passions and pursuits. If the eighteenth
century heralded the revolutionary march towards 'liberty, equality and
fraternity', the nineteenth and twentieth centuries made spectacular
strides in science and technology and waged a relentless war against
hunger and disease.
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feature
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
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There is an impressive history associated with the evolution of the
concept and definition of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
Definitions expanded during the 1960s and proliferated during the 1970s.
In the 1980s, there were fewer new definitions, more empirical
research, and alternative themes began to mature.
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article
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Economic Development and Environment
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Economic development without environmental considerations can cause
serious environmental damage, in turn impairing the quality of life of
present and future generations. The challenge
of sustainable development thus requires integration of the country's
quest for economic development with its environmental concerns.
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debate
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Children and Advertising: Do We Need Stricter Laws
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There is a pitch and it is louder than the ears can stand. Everywhere one looks, one sees children being exploited to advertise products or being influenced to force their parents to buy the goods. However, there are many who feel there is nothing wrong in this as long as the products being advertised are not harmful to children.
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