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*Promodo Technique* *What is it?* The Pomodoro Technique was developed in the late 1980s, by the Italian, Francesco Cirillo as a time management technique. One main characteristic of this now classic technique is the use of a cooking alarm, used to mark periods of 25 minutes in which to concentrate. The technique was given the Italian name ‘Pomodoro’ (tomato) due to the kitchen alarm that Cirillo had at the time. Which was in the shape of a red tomato. Cirillo called every 25-minute time period a ‘Pomodoro’. *Benefits* The Pomodoro time management technique has a number of advantages. Apart from learning how to deal with both internal and external distractions, the tendency to postpone work is also prevented. Because you focus on the task which needs to be completed within 25 minutes, you are able to work much faster and distractions are minimised. This results in better work satisfaction and means that the work can be more structured. In addition, complex ...

In 1998, Kodak employed 1,70,000 employees and sold 85% of the world's photo papers. Within the last few years, digital photography made them out of the market. Kodak went bankrupt and all his staff came on the road. HMT (clock) BAJAJ (scooter) DYANORA (TV) MURPHY (radio) NOKIA (Mobile) RAJDOOT (bike) AMBASSADOR (car) Friends, there was no shortage of quality at all, yet they were out of the market !! Reason??? They have not changed over time. !! You have an idea that in the coming 10 years, the world will change completely and 70 to 90% of the people running today will be closed. Welcome to the 4th Industrial Revolution ... Uber is just a software. He does not have a single car of his own, despite this, he is the world's largest taxi company. Airbnb is the world's largest hotel company, while they do not have a single hotel of their own. There are many examples like paytm, ola cabs, Oyo rooms. There is no work left for young lawyers in the US now because the ...

THE FOUR METHODS FOR CONDUCTING A TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS If you are considering developing and delivering a training program for your organization, here's the first step! The needs analysis is a crucial activity in the training and development process. All training programs must begin with a needs analysis, therefore the needs analysis is usually the first step in the training process. The purpose of the needs analysis is to identify what performance requirements are needed in order to fulfill the organization's goals and objectives and to improve productivity , profits, and quality of service. There are two major reasons for conducting a needs analysis. First, it will identify specific steps that must be taken in order to make improvements. Second, it will provide the information to justify any expense you may incur as a result of training. The objective in conducting a needs analysis is to find answers to the following questions: - "Why" is training needed? ...

*Monday MARK:* *Collective Strength* Once upon a time there was a giant bathtub 🛁that had been dumped in the middle of the forest. It was the perfect home for all types of little insects. They had to be careful of just one thing while living there: *to ensure the plughole remained free from obstruction because otherwise they might all drown if rain fell suddenly.* The burly beetles🐞 were put in charge of keeping an eye on the plughole to make sure that it was never blocked. However, one day disaster struck. The plughole was blocked by something huge, something gigantic – *a watermelon*! 🍉🍉 *The watermelon was so big that not even the biggest beetle, 🐞not even the five biggest,🐞🐞 could shift it. In fact, it was so big that not even all of the beetles working together could move the watermelon from the plughole!* All the strongest 💪🏻insects tried their very best to move the ...

*THE SNAKE AND THE SAW* 🐍🐍🐍 A snake penetrated into a carpentry workshop.  As it slipped, it passed over a saw and got slightly wounded. Suddenly, it turned and bit the saw, and biting the saw, the snake seriously got wounded in its mouth! Then not understanding what was happening and thinking that the saw was attacking "him," _it decided to roll around the saw to suffocate it with all its body by squeezing it with all its strength, but it ended up being killed by the saw!!!_ Sometimes we react in anger to hurt those who have harmed us, but we realize later that after all *we are hurting ourselves.* *_In life it is better sometimes to ignore situations, ignore people, ignore their behavior, their words._* *Sometimes it is better not to react* so as not to suffer consequences that can sometimes be deadly or harmful. *Do not let hate take over your life* because love is stronger than anything. *Keep Smiling and Spread Happiness.....* ...