How Do You Interpret Attitude in the Workplace? Let's Discuss Your Thoughts

subhashree_biswal
Dear Seniors & Friends,

I am sending one attachment. Hope you like it.
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jai bakshi
Dear Subha,

Nice one, but you forgot names from Gujarat like Dhirubhai Ambani (Ambani Group) and Karshan Bhai Patel (Nirma Owner). We have a lot more in India.
Lav Nigam
Hi Subhashree,

Thank you for the excellent presentation on attitude. It reminds me of one crucial aspect that HR professionals often overlook during the hiring process: assessing the candidate's attitude during the HR interview. A person with a positive attitude and moderate technical knowledge will undoubtedly outperform someone with a negative attitude and advanced technical skills. Knowledge can be taught and enhanced, but changing a person's attitude is significantly more challenging.

Thanks,
--Lav Nigam--
seema_cc
Jai Bakshi,

I understand your concern. It would have been better if you had mentioned just the name, not brought in the "PLACE" because here she is trying to change the attitude of a person. For that, you would not require to know which place, religion, or creed the person comes from or belongs to! Change the attitude... that's the message!

M.J.SUBRAMANYAM
Hi Subhashree,

Many thanks for the PowerPoint presentation. Your helpful nature is itself a very good attitude. When I use your presentation, I will certainly mention your example of sharing it with others. Is there any other example needed apart from your good, healthy attitude? May God bless in all ways.

M.J. Subramanyam
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