Work- Life Balance - Ppt Download

Hi Friends,
This attachment is a excerpt from the speech of Bryan Dyson, Former CEO of Coca Cola. His short sppech of Work life balance is worth for all the working professionals who tend to loose that qualitative personal life vis a vis professional achievement.
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Ratan

Hi,
Thanks for this posting... we definitely need these type of motivations every day... I would recommend everyone to keep this as your desktop as screen saver......
Regards,
YC

Dear Mr. Bryan Dyson, Former CEO of Coca Cola,
Message is very good for our day-to-day busy life
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Dinesh Kumar
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Hello Ratan, Thanks a lot for sharing us this very useful information. this is really good, effective and understandable, i would like to appreciate your contribution the provide such a awesome presentation.

Hi Ratan
Had you ever done any analysis on expatriates employed in GCC and other countries. Because most of the expatriates live a bachelor life while their family is in India. In what sense WORK LIFE BALANCE STRATEGY is applicable for expatriates?
According to me everyone is professional in this world as he possess certain skills that makes him earn his bread and better.
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Khadir

Res,
Thnx. for sharing
Really very nice msg. from the speech of Bryan Dyson, Former CEO of Coca Cola
I.most like.
keep it up...............!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bashir

A good slide and eye o[ener to those who think that longer hours without devotion will be useful. Yes it will be useful for onr in the eyes of the boss in short run but in the long run results of longeer time spent on job will be evaluated.
so one must be careful in not ignoring both aspects work and life. Achieve perfect balance and lead a peaceful life.
Dr. Vasudeva Reddy
Hyderabad

Dear Ratan,
Ofcourse, Mr. Bryaan is 100% right. When was this speech he made ?. These days of competition in the business field, what percentage of people are able to follow this. Even in cocacola what style is being followed these days/
Regards,
T.P.V. Ravindran

Excellent reminder. We tend to overlook the things that are important to us simply because we are busy trying to obtain something that we think will take care of those important things.