hi everyone, i am posting a ppt on Johari Window. Hope it will help you. regards, pranali
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Hi Pranali, That was a gr8 work on Johari Window. I wish to contribute a little to your big effort by posting pic of Johari window. Thanks for the post, Regards, Mrinal
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Hi meena, thanx alot for appreciation, my name is Pranali not pranjali n it mean flow of life..... regards, pranali
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DEAR PRANALI THANKS FOR SHARING SUCH A CREATIVE WORK WITH US. I HAVE MAILED THIS PPT. TO ALL MY CLASS MATES AND THEY ALL APPRECIATED IT. THANKS REGARDS KIRTI
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Thank you for posting the wonderful PowerPoint presentation. One suggestion I have is to include a greater number of tips to increase the open area of the Johari Window. One of the best ways to do this is to take a test called the Personal Effectiveness Test from a book called 'Training Instruments in HRD and OD'. The PE test is based entirely on the concept of the Johari Window and can be very useful for charting out clear action plans to be effective both at the workplace and at home. Using the PowerPoint presentation in conjunction with the instrument can be very useful to help employees understand the importance of the concept and become more effective.
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Avinash
T V Rao Learning Systems
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Warm regards,
Avinash
T V Rao Learning Systems
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Hi Pranali,
Nice presentation. Thank you for sharing. In the presentation, you have segmented people into 4 quadrants. I believe this was done with the help of a questionnaire. Could you please explain more about it?
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Deepti
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Nice presentation. Thank you for sharing. In the presentation, you have segmented people into 4 quadrants. I believe this was done with the help of a questionnaire. Could you please explain more about it?
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Deepti
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Hello friends,
Greetings! I need some interactive classroom games/activities for soft skill training. Can you please suggest something? I have searched the net and did not come across anything interesting.
Thanks,
Rachna
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Greetings! I need some interactive classroom games/activities for soft skill training. Can you please suggest something? I have searched the net and did not come across anything interesting.
Thanks,
Rachna
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