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Training in BPO industry: A path for growth
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The writer is Founder and COO, 24/7 Customer. It is a combination of work skills and emotional maturity that determine the quality and potential of an employee. Therefore it is essential that training goes beyond work.
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To Rest or Not to Rest
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Captain Rahul Dravid has a grouse: His boys shouldn't be overburdened with too many matches. But former captain Sunil Gavaskar says the players must give their 100% -- 365 days of a year.Who is right and how much is too much? A big chunk of our readers sympathises with the players saying they are humans, too, and therefore need rest.
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Wednesday, April 26, 2006
What awaits me here is a system that does not uphold the nobility of my profession anymore. Will I be a misfit in a system that to a large extent stifles the desire to offer self-less and honest service? In a non-conducive work environment, dwindling work ethic, a thoroughly under-remunerated career compared to other available career opportunities in the market - a system where
"health" is available only to the few who can afford it? These questions have now begun to haunt me repeatedly.
Dr Kshitij Mankad, UK
