Monday, October 1, 2007

HR SUCESS

Golden Rules of HR

To have a friend you must be a friend,
Starting with your self
.

The greatest hunger a person has is to be needed.
Help to create the feeling in others.

The greatest virtue is kindness.
You can’t love everyone, but you can be kind to everyone.


Don’t try to impress others.
Let them have the fun of impressing you.

Be enthusiastic.
Nothing of consequence was ever achieved without enthusiasm.

Be positive.
Positive people attract others, while negative people repel
.

You have greater impact on others by the way you listen than by the way you talk.

Gossip cheapens the one who gossips more than the one gossiped about.

Call a person by his or her name and use it often in conversation.

Communicate cheerfulness!

Differences are bound to occur and can be resolved if conflict is managed in a polite manner.

If you are given to making fun of someone, be sure it is of yourself.

Be genuinely interested in others.
Get them to talk about themselves.


A smile doesn’t cost anything and pays big dividends.
Not only does it make you feel good, but it makes everyone else feel better too.

Be the first to say, “ Hello! Good to see you.”

“Do onto others as you would have them do unto you.”
The golden rule is where it all begins and ends
.

5 comments:

RITESH KUMAR SINHA said...

hello sir
i m happy 2 see yr valuable suggetion.kep guide us

Ritesh

RITESH KUMAR SINHA said...

hello sir
i m happy 2 see yr valuable suggetions.keep guide us.
Ritesh

gajendra said...

excellent work Someshji !
Kudos to you and your center.
Keep up the good work !

Best wishes,

Gajendra Joshi

P.S: I especially found an older post on "Interviews" very useful;even copied it for my future reference.Thanks a ton !

gajendra said...

Excellent work Someshji!

Kudos to you and your center for this wonderful initiative.

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Keep up the good work !

P.S: I especially found your earlier post on"Interviews" really useful;even copied it for my own future reference.Thamks a ton !

Rajeev Ranjan Kumar said...

Thanks for suggesting us such a nice thing.

Rajeev Ranjan Kumar