Related to office culture?

Hi Everyone,

Hope all are you fine.


Today I would like to discuss on one topic which relates you to normal daily official life.

What is your work?
What is your responsibility?
Who is your manager ?
What is his/her responsibility?
Why are you working in under pressure?
Why are you in deep stress?
What are you getting to do a job?


If you have all these answer in a positive way I think you are on good track and one day you will surely succeed in your life.


But the coin has other face too,so let we talk about the other face.

The person who is very much stressed and doesn't feel happy towards thier work is the only thing is salary according to work or another thing is that the person don't have so much interest now on his/her work.

Sometimes our work is so much hamper in our personal social life that even we forget our own birthday or even our family and any closed ones birthday. So I would like to convey only one thing is that live without fear and worries and stress free life. Although i know it is not easy but if you know your any 3 values.and really you can't compromise with this values.m damn sure that in this world no one can beat u.

Hope you like my post do you have any question please drop in the comments section below.

Thanking you

Lyrics

MUSIC

Lyrics are words that make up a song usually consisting of versus and choruses. The writer of lyrics is a lyricist. The words to an extended musical compostion. 

Lyrics of mujhko barsaat bana lo

Singer - Armaan Malik
Movie - Junooniyat
Year - 2016
Lyrics - Rashmi Virag
Music - Jeet Ganguli

Mujhko barsaat bana lo
Ik lammbi raat bana lo
Apne jazbaat bana lo jaana

Mujhko alfaaz bana lo
Dil ki awaaz bana lo
Gehra sa raaz bana lo jaana
Nasha hoon main behakne do
Mere qatil mujhe jeene ka haq toh do

Mujhe apne sirhane pe
Thodi si jagah de do
Mujhe neend na aane ki
Koi toh wajah de do (x2)

Hawa hoon main lipat ne do
Mere qatil mujhe jeene ka haq toh do

Mujhko barsaat bana lo
Ik lambi raat bana lo
Apne jazbaat bana lo jaana

Tere sang guzar jaaye
Yeh umar jo baki hai
Hasdo na zara khul ke
Kaahe ki udaasi hai (x2)

Subah hoon main aane do
Mere qatil mujhe jeene ka haq toh do
Mujhko barsaat bana lo
Ik lambi raat bana lo
Apne jazbaat bana lo jaana

Mujhko barsaat bana lo
Ik lambi raat bana lo
Apne jazbaat bana lo jaana (x2)

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Motivational Hero....lets give him A salute.

                                                      

                                              SANDEEP MAHESWARI

Sandeep Maheshwari is a name among millions who struggled, failed and surged ahead in search of success, happiness and contentment. Just like any other middle class guy, he too had a bunch of unclear dreams and a blurred vision of his goals in life. All he had was an undying learning attitude to hold on to. Rowing through ups and downs, it was time that taught him the true meaning of his life.

And once discovered, he consistently kept resigning from his comfort zone and to share the secret of his success with the entire world. It is this very urge of helping people and doing something good for the society that inspired him to take the initiative of changing people's lives in the form of "Free Life-Changing Seminars and Sessions".

No wonder people connect with him and his mission of 'Sharing' is now being actively propagated and practiced by millions. It is his diligent focus, the great support of his family and the faith of his team that keeps him going.

EARLY LIFE

His family was into the Aluminum business, which collapsed and the onus was onto him to fill in this crucial time of need. And as expected by any young guy, he started doing everything he could. Right from joining a multi-level marketing company to manufacturing & marketing household products. He left no stone unturned.

It was during this phase, he discovered interest and need beyond any formal education. Hence, instead of being a brilliant student, he opted to drop out of Kirorimal College, Delhi in the third year of B.Com. Rather, he embarked on the journey of studying yet another interesting subject. A subject called life.

Attracted by the scintillating modeling world, he started his career as a model at the age of 19. Witnessing the harassment and exploitation experienced by models, something in him moved. And it was this turning moment when he decided to help countless struggling models. With a mission within, he started small. A 2-week course in photography and there he was, a dime-a-dozen photographer with a camera in his hand. Nothing much changed. Moving ahead with a burning desire to change the modeling world, he set up his own company by the name of Mash Audio Visuals Pvt. Ltd. and started making portfolios.

Next, in the year 2002, he along with his three friends, started a company, which was closed within six months. But Sandeep's mind was still open. With the concept of "Sharing" in his heart, he summed up his entire experience in a reversed book on marketing. He was just 21.

It was the year 2003. He created a world record by knocking down a juggernaut task of taking more than 10,000 shots of 122 models in just 10 hours and 45 minutes. But as expected, he didn't stop. His focus was not diluted by the glamour and temporary adulation he got. Rather, this fueled his innate desire to revamp the modeling world further. At the age of 26, he launched ImagesBazaar. The year was 2006. Not being a massive setup, he took the job of multi-tasking. Being the counselor, tele-caller and a photographer all by himself, he paved his way forward. And today, ImagesBazaar is the world's largest collection of Indian images with over a million images and more than 7000 clients across 45 countries.

Sandeep has single handedly brought this paradigm shift in the modeling world. Countless models have been successfully launched with words like exploitation and harassment sidelined to a large extent.

It was this life-changing endeavor that made him one of the most renowned entrepreneurs of India at a young age of 29. His ethics resonating some of the philosophies like 'To Never Fear of Failures' and "Be Truthful to self and others".

Apart from being a successful entrepreneur, he is a guide, a mentor, a role model and a youth icon for millions of people all over the world. People love and adore him for his great mission of making everybody believe in them and helping people to make their life 'Aasaan' (Easy).

His unshakable faith in the divine power grants him strength to thrive. Being at the helm of success, it is quite astonishing to know that money does not lure him. And that's why, profits don't drive his organisation. It's an emotional bonding with each and every person working in the company that matters for him.

Capable of building an entire new industry or an organization, he is satisfied to adhere to his self-made benchmark that states, "If you have more than you need, simply share it with those who need it the most."

With a completely distinct aura than any other person of his age and stature, he rose above the rat race and broke through the age-old myth of 'Life is tough' with his simple mantra 'Aasaan Hai'.

And out of this root solution branched out numerous ground breaking realities such as, 'Money grows on trees', 'Success is not just about working hard' and the most interesting being "To say is easy, but to do is easier".

Cherishing all the bad experiences to be the great turning points of his life, his experience comes from bad experiences. Sandeep believes that whether you start from a rupee or a million, the important thing is to start and that too with your own money.

His vision is to ignite and inspire the entrepreneurial spirit of tomorrow's leaders and to help them succeed.

Listen Everyone Follow no one.

HOW to create a google form

Forms

A Google Form is a great way to gather information related to meetings or conferences, for example. Before a meeting, collect the names and contact information for attendees. The day of a meeting, survey people to streamline your lunch order. After the meeting, use a survey to get feedback on conference sessions and gather suggestions for improvement.

However, Google Forms is not right for every situation. As of October 2012, Forms lacks "skip logic" found in some online survey tools. "Skip logic" lets you build an "if - then" sequence: if a person responds "yes", then ask question A, otherwise ask question B. IF you need skip logic, THEN a Google Form is not the right tool.

You can create a Google Form quickly: Google released a "one click" Chrome Web Store app to create a Google Form on October 23, 2013. The release coincided with the launch of several one click Chrome Web Store apps to create Docs, Sheets and Slides. Chrome browser users can install these apps from their respective links in the Web Store. (If you're a Chrome OS user, you can simply wait a bit. The links should appear as part of a system update.)

Figure A

Google Forms in the Chrome Web Store

Create a simple survey form

To get started, let's assume you have four things: a Google account withGoogle Drive enabled, the Chrome browser, and the Google "one click" Formsweb app installed. Follow the links to get each of these three items, if needed.

1. Click on the Forms web app icon

The Forms icon will be listed alongside your other Chrome web apps, which appear when you add a new tab.

Figure B

Google Forms web app icon

2. One click

The "one click" Forms web app opens a new browser tab, filled with a blank Form.

Figure C

New Google Form page

3. Survey setup

Give your survey a title, along with an explanatory sentence or two.

Three checkbox options display at the top of the survey:

• Allow users to edit responses
• Require sign-in to view this form
• Automatically collect respondent's user name

I recommend you leave all three of these unchecked, unless you are certain that all of your respondents will have either Google or Google Apps accounts.

4. Add and edit questions

Next, add your questions. Each question has a Question Title and Help Text field. The Help Text field can be used to explain a ranking system (e.g., "Use 5 to indicate the best, 1 the worst.").

Each question has a checkbox option to "Make this a required question". Use this only if the information truly is essential. For example, you might require a person's name on a lunch menu survey.

Figure D

When you move the cursor over a question, editing controls appear. Click the pencil icon to edit.

Google Forms offers seven distinct question types:

• Text, for short answers;
• Paragraph text, for essay-length responses;
• Multiple choice, where one response from many may be selected;
• Check boxes, where multiple items may be selected;
• Choose from a list (useful for demographic category questions, for example);
• Scale, for ranking items from 0 to 10; and
• Grid, for providing a response from 1 to 5.

If your survey is particularly long, add Section Headers or Page Breaks between questions. Insert these items by clicking on the "+Add Item" menu in the upper left at the top of the form.

Figure E

Divide long surveys into sections or pages

5. Edit the Survey Completion Confirmation

Customize the text that respondents will see after completing the survey. To do this, click on the "More actions" drop-down menu found in the upper right corner, then select "edit confirmation". Be sure to thank people for their response.

Figure F

Survey completion confirmation

6. Distribute the survey

Click "email this form" to distribute the survey.

Figure G

Email the link to the survey

Alternatively, you can distribute a link to the survey on Google+.

Figure H

Share a survey on Google+

7. View responses

Survey responses gather in a spreadsheet saved to your Google Drive. Open the spreadsheet to view the responses.

Figure I

View responses in your Google Drive spreadsheet

8. Edit the survey later

Should you need to edit the Google Form later, open the spreadsheet from your Google Drive. Click on the "Form" menu item, and choose "Edit Form". This will return you to the original screen used to create the survey.

Figure J

Edit your Form later

More uses for Google Forms

Google Forms can also be embedded, which means you can use a GoogleForm on your website. A website visitor could enter their name and information, which would go directly into the spreadsheet. Or use a form to conduct a survey after a Google+ Hangout or event, since a Google Form can be shared on Google+. Share the survey with the public or any of your Google+ circles. Google Forms makes online surveys simple.

Next week, we'll take a look at how to use a Google Form to create a "self-grading" quiz.

Also read:

• Five ways your organization can improve Google Drive adoption
• Enhance Google Apps with these Chrome browser extensions
• Four Google Apps project managers should consider

Success tips

Motivational tips to get the success by authors.

"If you want to achieve greatness stop asking for permission."

''Things work out best for those who make the best of how things work out." -John Wooden.

''To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong.''
"Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life--think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of your body, be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success." --Swami Vivekananda.
"Try not to become a person of success, but rather try to become a person of value." --Albert Einstein.

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motivational stories

Quotes of Ratan TATA

Salt से Software तक का निर्माण करने वाली Tata Company भारत में ही नहीं पूरे विश्व में जानी जाती है। और इसकी कामयाबी का श्रेय बहुत हद तक रतन  टाटा  को जाता है।

बीस  सालों से अधिक टाटा के चेयरमैन रहे रतन टाटा  भारतीय उद्द्योग जगत में एक लिविंग लीजेंड की तरह देखे जाते हैं, आइये आज हम उनके कुछ अनमोल विचारों को जानते हैं:

 Quote 1: I don’t believe in taking right decisions. I take decisions and then make them right.

In Hindi: मैं सही निर्णय लेने में विश्वास नहीं करता। मैं निर्णय लेता हूँ और फिर उन्हें सही साबित कर देता हूँ।

Quote 2: If you want to walk fast, walk alone. But if you want to walk far, walk together.

IN Hindi - अगर आप तेजी से चलना चाहते हैं तो अकेले चलिए। लेकिन अगर आप दूर तक चलना चाहते हैं तो साथ मिलकर चलिए।

Quote 3: Ups and downs in life are very important to keep us going, because a straight line even in an ECG means we are not alive

In Hindi: आगे बढ़ने के लिए जीवन में उतर-चढ़ाव बहुत ज़रूरी हैं, क्योंकि ईसीजी में भी एक सीधी लाइन का मतलब होता है कि हम जिंदा नहीं हैं।

Quote 4: Power and wealth are not two of my main stakes.

In Hindi: सत्ता और धन मेरे दो प्रमुख सिद्धांत नहीं हैं।

Quote 5: I have two or three cars that I like, but today, Ferrari would be the best car I have driven in terms of being an impressive car.

In Hindi: मेरे पास दो या तीन कारें हैं जो मुझे पसंद हैं, लेकिन आज, प्रभावशाली होने के मामले फेरारी सबसे अच्छी कार है जो मैंने चलाई है।

Quote 6: I will certainly not join politics. I would like to be remembered as a clean businessman who has not partaken in any twists and turns beneath the surface, and one who has been reasonably successful.

In Hindi: मैं निश्चित रूप से राजनीति में नहीं शामिल होऊंगा। मैं एक साफ़-सुथरे बिजनेसमैन के तौर पे याद किया जाना पसंद करूँगा, जिसने सतह के नीचे की गतिविधियों में हिस्सा ना लिया हो, और जो काफी सफल रहा हो।

How to Crack IAS Exam in First Attempt – Top 10 Success Sutras

1. What makes one successful and another failure in Mains?All the candidates are having books, all the candidates are dedicated to work and most of them attend coaching institutions, take guidance from seniors and friends but what makes one success and another failure. Students say they studied for 18 hours and still they couldn't make mains. Others say they studied only for 8-9 hours and could make mains. Why these differences. The difference between successful candidates and the failure candidates is same as difference between ordinary and extra-ordinary persons.

One who is able to make mains never counts the hours and how many books he/she has read. But they know what to read, what not to read, how much to read, how to use when required writing the answers. Civil Service exam never wants one to be ideal. It requires creativity, innovativeness within the candidates, who lack to use his/her knowledge properly they feel tough to clear the exam. Before starting the preparation find out properly what to read, what not to read, what types of question are asked from particular topics. After taking guidance from others put your own strategy, don't follow their strategy it may not be suitable for you,

Better strategy makes one success in mains.

2. Going through Syllabus
This year there is change in the syllabus of General-Studies and also optional paper. Don't get tense when somebody says there is change in syllabus. Civil Service exam tries to select candidates who are creative and innovative and aware of day to day life. Accordingly, syllabus has been changed.

First go through General Studies syllabus thoroughly and try to be perfect with the syllabi. If you know syllabus, 20% of your work is over. It helps you what to read and what not to read. Don't neglect the added syllabus. Always questions will be asked from the new syllabus. Try to think what type of questions may come from particular topic. What is the relevance of particular topic in today's life?

In the same way go through the added topics of both optional and try to cover them first. Old candidates may know other parts of the syllabus only added syllabus they have to be perfect. New-comers have to know whole syllabus before starting their studies.

3. Having balanced approach towards OptionalCandidates have to select too optiona1 for mains. Most of the candidates take one optional same for both prelims and mains. Some may have different optional papers for prelims and two different optionals for mains. Both the optional papers should be given same weightage. Don’t neglect the optional which you were having for prelims.. Don't think already that you have studied for prelims and can give less time for mains. There are many students who are unable to score more than 300 marks in first optional but easily they can score more than 300 marks in second optional. This is because way of approach for study differs. Student might know concepts but unable to use where it is required. Therefore study both optionals simultaneously. Marks of both optional are important to be successful in exam.

Considering question number 1 and 5 is equally important Question number 1 and 5 play very important role in getting good score. From both the optionals we have 480 marks for these questions. Therefore, practice writing short answers while preparing. Study previous year questions and analyze what type of questions has been asked from particular topics. Try to cover all the points within 200 words. Read the questions properly and answer according to the nature of the question. While studying try to note down topics where short notes can be asked and write points for that topic and keep. That will help during revision.

4. Exclusive skills for presenting answerAfter the prelims exams and till the exam date everyone study. But, in Civil Service main exam only studying is not important. But here important is how one is using his knowledge to write particular paper within three hours. What one writes during these three hours makes one topper and anther failure. Here how much you studied it doesn't matter, but how you are using your knowledge to write particular answer. Therefore while studying, always think what type of questions may be asked from particular topics and what points to be included to make different from others.

Many times we hear students saying they have done their exams very well. Question paper was very easy. But still they are unable to make mains. Why? When question paper is given they never try to read full question. If they come across the words they know they start writing answers. They might have written wrong answer also. There they make mistakes. First, study questions properly and understand what has been asked. Then think what to be written for that answer. Write up to the point answers. While writing 60 marks answers follow one strategy. When you read question, take always last page of your answer booklet and start writing the points what all to be included in that answer. Because while writing suddenly you may forget the points, these points give hints to continue the answer and make to be within the track. .

Don't repeat the paragraphs. If graphs, pie-charts, flow charts are required draw them to make examiner know what you have written. Always follow word-limit. If you think you know more about that answer and start writing more on that answer, you cannot complete the paper within a given time. Always try to give positive points. Don't mention anybody's name. Write such type of inputs which makes your answer different from others.

5. Current AffairsCurrent Affairs play leading role in the Civil Service main exam. Students try to buy many current affairs magazine and they think they studied more instead of that studied from one magazine and be a regular reader of newspaper. Whatever you read, try to make note of it, It helps to revise. Without revising you cannot remember the points. Study previous years question paper and try to analyse what type of questions have been asked from current affairs. See whether there is any change in asking questions from one year to another.

General Studies first paper contains national affairs, social issues, geographical issues and etc. And General Studies second paper includes international affairs, economics, science and technology, statistics. All these topics are related to current affairs. Therefore concentrate more on current affairs. The students having stronghold on current affairs are able to score more than 300 marks in General Studies. Current Affairs also play leading role optional. Same of the optionals like Public Administration, Political Science, Science, and Sociology require current trends. Therefore one must be aware what type of current affairs is required for particular topic. Here one should remember only reading current affairs never give marks. Try to revise it again and again and you will be able to recollect during the exam. Preparing current affairs should be continuous process and don't think some days can be allotted for it.

6. Two marker questions and 20 wordsAlways small things make great thing happen. That means, too marker questions are very important to score more than 300 marks in General Studies. Usually students think, it's only two marks, they can write them without any strategy. But when you really sit for writing you will understand how much difficult are those. To write these questions you must evolve good strategy. While reading newspaper you may come across some personalities, places and terms try to write on them about in 20 words. Keep on practicing. If answer is written up to the mark you can get full marks. If you ask any topper, he always says that he gave importance to two markers.

To make yourself different from others, prepare your own strategy in order to study these two marks questions. Go through previous years questions and try to write yourself for those questions. While reading any newspaper, magazine or book, note down the words and write on that topic.

In exam hall, write up to the point. This can come only by practice. Questions will be from Indian polity, economies, history, culture, science and technology, geographical concepts, personalities. While studying, make different note on different topics thus it helps to revise properly.

7. Selective StudyAll the candidates who are preparing for civil service main examination know the importance of selective study. Being selective is how much useful in preparation how it makes one comfortable.

When students, who are preparing for examination, see the vast syllabus, they find themselves in confusing state. It is like throwing one into the sea; That means syllabus is so vast if they sit for preparing simply without making any selection. One needs complete one year to read whole syllabus. By that time exams are on the head, candidates are not fully prepared in each topic and after reading the entire syllabus they are not even in position to tackle anyone question perfectly. Therefore, selective study is very important in civil service preparation. One should know what to study, what to be given more importance, what not to be studied and etc.

Once study whole syllabus completely. They should take some 3-4 previous year question .papers and study the topics thoroughly. This help to decide on which topics frequently questions are asked and on which topic analytical questions are coming, on which topic short questions are coming and so on. By going through previous year question paper one can understand what to study' in current affairs. This makes one to be selective while reading newspapers.' Otherwise one has to spend more time on newspapers.

Syllabus of optional subjects are also vast, sp candidates often have many books to cover the topics but they cannot read all of them so here also being selective is very important. Try to read standard books and recollect the points what you have read and how it is useful in writing the answers. Selective study hopes you to answer any question asked on that topic.

Most of the toppers follow strategy of being selective. It is not wise to waste time in reading which is not required for the exam. One should have proper approach towards study the optional subjects to get success at mains.

8. Importance of Compulsory Papers
English and any other Indian language and one essay paper are compulsory for civil service main examination. Its nature is of qualifying nature so often candidates think that hey easily can write them and clear these papers. But after each result actually we see that many students are unable to clear language papers. Even some candidates await there result positively and actually they did very well at there exam but finally language papers create a big hurdle. So never underestimate these too language papers and do not neglect them. Here their importance is more. Without qualifying these papers, you cannot at mains. Therefore, they cannot be neglected. These are considered as first step to clear mains. Therefore, be perfect with grammar, essay writing, precise writings.

The students who are getting good marks in essay can definitely get success in mains. Essay paper plays important role in getting good rank. This paper is for 200 marks. One Who writes good essay can get upto 140 marks. This makes great difference between an ordinary student and an extra-ordinary student. To write essay one should have comprehensive thinking. While preparing, don't prepare a few topics. Prepare general way. Select topics like global warming, social change, and development-oriented topics, globalization, terrorism, democracy' and prepare on these' topics in general way.

Particular topics won't be asked in the exam. But whatever you have studied can be used in anyway while writing essay. Read all the topics of essay at least once, and then select which topic you feel comfortable. Then take last page of your answer booklet and note down all the points you know so that you will not forget the main points while you writing the essay. Then arrange the points in accordance with their importance and there should be continuation of paragraphs. . .

Always write common language, don't use complicated words and don't bring optional concepts into the essay.' Essay paper also marks the assessment of your personality. Therefore be careful while choosing the topics and while writing the essay paper.

9. 2600 Marks to be covered in 100 daysCivil Service Main Examination is an examination of 2600 marks. In that two compulsory language papers have 300 marks each. They are qualifying papers and are important to clear the main examination. After preliminary examination there will be 150 days available for preparing for mains; But while choosing second optional and collecting books candidates waste some 40 to 50 days. Only reaming will be 100 days to go far mains. these 100 days are crucial for everyone. Aspirants have to cover some 100 topics in optional and some 100 topics in General Studies.

To achieve one's goal within 100 days, one has to follow proper strategy. Planning is very important to complete studies. 100 days can be split into two parts: first 80 days for studying and remaining 20 days for revision. Main examination requires how you analytically think over the .topic. Therefore, revision helps one to know how one can recollect the points. Study all the subjects simultaneously. Equal weightege should be given to all the papers. According to your comfortability with subject allot your time for study and make planning every week. Change the planning according to the topics to be covered.
Planning helps to use 100 days fruitfully to achieve the goal.

10. What to follow: during preparation and in examination hall(a) Read limited books. Don't try to read more books. Read fewer books and gain more from them. Read only one or two newspapers and follow anyone book on current affairs.

Reading more books make you what to remember or not.
(b) Be selective while reading a newspaper. From the beginning of your preparation build the habit of reading what is important from the exam point of view. Spend only 45 minutes to 60 minutes for newspaper daily.

(c) Always plan your studies. For a week and also for a day. This helps to complete the syllabus within a time.

(d) In the name of selective study don't leave what to be studied. Don't go only for popular topics study what may be asked in the mains.

(e) Prepare your own notes. But don't spend more time in preparing notes. Make point-wise notes which can be reversed very easily with less time.

(f) Don't run from difficult topics. Get clarified from somebody else and simply don't leave difficult topics. Don't give importance to what you know. Give less time for what you know and more time for studying difficult topics.

(g) Make more and more practices for writing answers. Don't be lazy. At least p1ake the
habit of writing points to be included in that answer.

(h) While writing answer in examination hall, I don't cross the word-limit. If you cross the word I limit, you cannot manage to write all the answers.

(i) Statistics carries 40'marks in General Studies. Give importance to this section while II
preparation and also in the examination hall. In the examination hall, keep last 20 minutes for statistics and don't take it first. Practice makes you to solve the problem within a time limit.

(J) Last point is very important. Don't be hurry while reading the question paper. Read slowly word by word and you can understand what is asked. Otherwise, there is a chance of writing wrong answer. Therefore, follow questions' properly.

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