Thank you so much for spending your valuable time reading my posts. Here, I am sharing one more story that taught me some important lessons in life. These lessons have the potential to enhance the performance of many corporate teams. Please share if you have a similar story.
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Nitin Sharma
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Nitin Sharma
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Hi Nitin, Loved the simplicity with which the learnings from nature and drawn in the corporate teams. Enjoyed reading !! Regards Siddharth
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A very motivational and team-building story. The facts really depict the nature and behavior of Sarus cranes, which need to be developed in humans. I think the behavior of Sarus Cranes should be benchmarked for building a good team and completing a project or assignment by a team.
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Thank you for liking the write-up. Yes, I do agree with you that such benchmarks would definitely help humans. The best part is, nature is all around us to always give us reminders and keep nudging us towards betterment. We just need to have an eye for it
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Nitin Sharma
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