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Soft Skills Trainer - Answered on Apr 24, 2024

Maxim Emmanuel is the marketing director of Maxwill Zeus Expositions.
An alumnus of the Xavier Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai, Maxim has over 30 years of experience in training young professionals and corporate organisations on how to improve soft skills and build interpersonal relationships through effective communication.
He also works with students and job aspirants offering career guidance, preparing them for job interviews and group discussions and teaching them how to make effective presentations.... more
Prajaktta Question by Prajaktta on Apr 24, 2024Hindi
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Hello sir, My operations head i.e. branch head is younger to me and she has achieved a lot in last 3 years. She really has a good grasping power and I fail in this. I take lot of time to learn new things. Can you help me with this issue. Because of this, I am failing to grow in my current organization and in my work. This is the reason why my salary is less than Rs 50,000. Also my current organization is close to where I stay so I am not looking forward to change my job. I want to grow in my current organization and earn more. How can you help me?

Ans: I really don't know your area of activity as to what kind of organisation and operations, this is a bits and pieces question.. Riddle.

You have accepted that you have low grasping power, reason, that there is NO focus on the job?
Your comfort zone is satisfied organisation is near to your house.

It's important to prove your worth to the organization, otherwise you will be left behind as the case is now!

I suggest do a SWOT ANALYSIS about yourself and how to stay focussed on the task & achieve organizational goals.
It's then when you will be valued and grow.

Help yourself, no one knows better about the job you are doing than you!
Got it..!
Start with daily activities, weekly,monthly,quarterly & annual goals ...shrug off your complacency... Deliver or be Driven out... Bitter pill to swallow.. So don't take things lightly start now!
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