With the traditional paternalistic style of leadership becoming
passé, professional managers expect their teams to be proactive and communicate
openly. Each company looks for a different mix of skills and experience
depending on the business it's in. In fact, it’s pretty tough to predict what
they really require from new hires. Is it the ability? Is it the education? Or is
it the theoretical prowess? Well, don’t get sleepless nights over what you need to succeed, Last-Bench! has got your back...
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Soft Skills : The Need to Succeed!
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applied learning,
career,
education reform,
employability,
entrepreneurship,
leadership,
motivation,
opportunity,
personal effectiveness,
personalized learning,
profession,
soft skills,
success,
training
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
The Last Bench! Team Interview!
Startups Media: Exclusive Interview with Team LastBench! on their ...: Few days back, I covered an article on LastBench prior to their launch. So with the arrival of their first program Essentially Business , ...
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applied learning,
business,
career,
education,
education reform,
employability,
entrepreneurship,
job,
leadership,
motivation,
personal effectiveness,
personalized learning,
self-improvement,
soft skills,
venture
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Soft Skills : The ace up your sleeve
" Soft Skills training is imperative in preparing trainees for jobs that are based on manual or practical activities and to improve behavioural competencies
- Umesh Dhal, VP, HR & MS, LG India
Apart from sales expertise and technical training, it is imperative to provide soft skills training to people on-the-ground for developing their personality, communication and entrepreneurial talent
- Romira Roy, Executive Director-HR, SEED Financial Services "
Labels:
analysis,
leadership,
learning,
management skills,
personalized learning,
professional,
sales,
soft skills,
success,
training
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Feedback from Learners!
The great thing is the start - to see an opportunity for service, and to start doing it, even though in the beginning you serve but a single customer - and him for nothing.
- Sir Robert Collier
Our principle is simple: sow good services and the remembrances will grow them. Our services are our 'dragon eggs'- we protect and nurture them so that they create a wave of change, but what really drives us to go further and motivates us to work harder is the feedback we receive. Here's our first set of feedback and, rest assured, many more will follow :D
Labels:
analysis,
career,
customer feedback,
feedback,
introspect,
learners,
management skills,
opportunity,
personal effectiveness,
recommendation,
self-improvement,
service,
soft skills,
trends,
workshop
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
E-Cell talk @ SPIT: The Entrepreneurial Experience via Last-Bench!
E-cell invited Last-Bench! to talk to students, faculty, alumni and budding entrepreneurs of SPIT about the initiative, the entrepreneurial experience and our solution to the 'education conundrum'.
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alumni,
audience,
business,
challenges,
confidence,
education,
entrepreneurship,
event,
experience,
faculty,
ideas,
leadership,
professional,
venture
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