If you are a software professional, you would have come across various software development models / frameworks – such as Waterfall, Spiral, Agile, SCRUM, Extreme Programming, Test Driven Development, etc.. There are some interesting ‘models’ which you would have experienced in your rojects, but forgot to call it with a name. Scott Berkun has posted a few such funny but well-known development models, and there are a few hundred comments added by software professionals from there experience. I have copied a few selected such methods. (Yeah! I am following the Copy Paste Blogging Model!
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Once, an assumption was that any leader was an industrial manager. He had to assemble a bunch of specialists, show them the ‘vision’, tell them what they have to do and then ‘manage them by objectives’.
Find the numbers. Show and use carrots and sticks on the ‘worker’.
…..my argument is – this is incorrect
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Many months ago, I got an opportunity to moderate a panel discussion on ‘Creating Social Awareness among students’. The participants were teachers from various schools in Trivandrum city. Except for one, all teachers were vociferous about how they create social awareness among their students. I guess the silent teacher was a victim of an unplanned
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Guest post by Indu
I currently work for a large Indian IT services company which follows a ‘role based organization model‘ for human resource management. The term now used in the industry is ‘talent management‘ since that sounds more executive.
I was happy to participate in a recent HR (Human Resources) Department survey on the topic. I
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This is the full text of the talk “Role of Western values in contemporary Indian society” delivered at the Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management on October 02, 2002 by N R Narayana Murthy. Today I went through the transcript of the speech. I am just copying the text directly from the source PDF into
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