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2009-06-04T08:20:00.000-07:00

How to Communicate Effectively

2008-06-29T08:25:00.000-07:00

How to Communicate Effectively

Communication makes the world go round. On a smaller level, communication, or being able to communicate effectively, is what gets you through each day, in both your career and personal life. No matter what your age, background or experience, communicating effectively is something that every person can achieve. All it requires is self-confidence, good articulation and knowledge of how communication can be made more effective.
Steps An intimate conversation might be the best for some topics
1. Choose the right moment and the right place. If you need to discuss something in private with a person, make sure that the choice of venue is private and that you do not feel uncomfortable about the possibility of being overheard. On the other hand, if you need to make your point before a group of people, ensure that the location is somewhere that your discussion will be audible to all who are present to ensure that you engage each and every person in the group.
The 3 points are even more important when you are presenting a speech to a large audience
1. Organize and clarify ideas in your mind before you attempt to communicate them. If you are feeling passionate about a topic, you may become garbled if you haven't already thought of some key points to stick with. A good rule-of-thumb is to choose three main points and keep your communication focused on those. That way, if the topic wanders off course, you will be able to return to one or more of these three key points without feeling flustered. 2. Stay on-topic. Make sure all facts, stories, allusions, etc, add to the conversation/ debate. Again, refer to the three key points. If you have already thought through the issues and the essence of the ideas that you wish to put across to others, it is likely that some pertinent phrases will stick in your mind. Do not be afraid to use these to underline your points - even very confident and well-known speakers re-use their key lines again and again for major effect. 3. Be clear about the purpose of the communication. For example, your purpose could be to inform others, to obtain information or to initiate action. You need to know this in advance.
Effective eye contact and engagement can enhance communication for both parties
4. Articulate. Articulate talk is talk that gets remembered because people instantly understand what it is that you are saying. To be most effective at articulating your message, there are some key considerations: · Do not mumble. Sound out the words clearly and openly, with the intent to have them heard without error. If mumbling is a defensive habit that you have fallen into out of fear of communicating, practice your message at home in front of the mirror. Discuss what you want to communicate with those you feel comfortable around first to better develop the message in your mind. Both the practice and the development of your words for the messaging will build your confidence and help you to avoid wanting to mumble. · Look into the other person's eyes if possible but be aware that this is culturally ordained - in some cultures eye contact is considered to be unsettling or inappropriate. Be aware of this as fits your context. · Use facial expressions consciously. Aim to reflect passion and generate empathy with the listener by using soft, gentle and aware facial expressions. Avoid negative facial expressions, such as frowns or raised eyebrows. What is, or isn't negative is dependent on the context, including cultural context, so be guided by your situation. · Use breathing and pauses to your advantage. Take deep breathes to steady yourself before you begin communicating. Get into the habit of solid, regular breathing during a conversation that will help you to keep a steady, calm voice and will also keep you more relaxed. Use pauses to take a breather in what you are saying. Pauses are also an effective tool to emphasize your point, as the listener has a moment to digest what has been said and then wonders what is coming next.
Does this gesture unsettle you or encourage you to listen?
1. Use hand gestures carefully. Be conscious of what your hands are saying as you speak. Some hand gestures can be very effective in highlighting your points. Others can be distracting or even offensive to some listeners. Also watch the body language - wandering eyes, hands picking at fluff on your clothing and constant sniffling are all guaranteed to dampen the effectiveness of your message and will cease to engage your listeners.
If the phone rings, laugh it off the first time and then turn it off immediately and continue talking
2. Remove distractions. Turn off the cell phone, put away the iPod, tie your dog to a post. Do not allow external distractions to act as crutches that keep sidetracking your concentration. They will distract both you and your listener and they will also effectively kill the communication. Even if the communication that you are having is a difficult one, it will not help the effectiveness of your message if you are seeking comfort in such distractions.
Be attentive when listening and ensure that your facial expressions reflect your interest
3. Listen. Communication is a two-way street and requires you to listen as well. Remember, while you are talking you are not learning. In listening, you will be able to gauge how much of your message is getting through to your listeners and whether or not it is being received correctly or is being misinterpreted. It can be helpful to ask listeners to rephrase some of what you have said in their own words if they appear to be returning confused or mistaken views to you. Thank the person or group for the time taken to listen and respond. No matter what the outcome of your communication, even if the response to your talk or discussion has been negative, it is good manners to end it politely and with respect for everyone's input and time.

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Do not beat around the bush when you are trying to get a point across. State what you want in a clear voice. · To maximize the effectiveness of your communication make sure the person has time to devote solely to you. If the person is otherwise occupied it might be better to save your thoughts for a better time. · To talk without purpose is to ramble. If you want to be taken lightly, ramble. · Do not whine or plead. Neither is guaranteed to instill respect or interest in the listener. If you are very upset, excuse yourself and come back to the discussion later when you have had a chance to think it through. · Be careful with levity. While a little humor injected into what you are discussing can be very effective, do not take it too far and do not rely on it as a crutch to cover up the hard-to-say things. If you keep giggling and joking, your communication will not be taken seriously.

WIPRO PROFILE TO BE UPDATED WITH MORE FACT

2008-06-25T06:23:00.000-07:00

What is the history of WIPRO?
WIPRO is one of the largest IT services companies in India. Established in 1980 as subsidiary of WIPRO limited listed on New York Stock Exchange. WIPRO was initially set up in 1945 with main product of producing sunflower Vanaspati Oil and different soaps. At that time Company was called Western India Vegetable Products limited with representative offices in Maharashtra and Madhyapardhesh states of India. During 1970s and 1980s it shifted its focus and begin to look into business opportunities in IT and computing industry which was at nascent stages in India at that time. WIPRO was the first company which marketed the first indigenous homemade PC from India in 1975. In 1966 Azim Premji, still the majority shareholder in WIPRO, took over as the chairman of the company at the age of 21 and with the passage of time transformed it into one of the finest and largest IT outsourcing services provider of the world. It is now considered the world's largest independent R&D service provider. It offers different technology driven services all over the globe with 46 development centers. Azim Premji is still the Chairman of the WIPRO along with other top class professionals heading different wings of the business.

Wipro Tech is an information technology service company established in India in 1980. It is the global IT services arm of Wipro Limited (in operation since 1945, incorporated 1946). It is headquartered in Bangalore and is the third largest IT services company in India[citation needed]. It has more than 78,000 employees as of September 2007, including its business process outsourcing (BPO) arm which it acquired in 2002.Wipro Technologies has over 300 customers across U.S., Europe and Japan including 50 of the Fortune 500 companies. Some of its customers are Nortel, Boeing, BP, Cisco, Ericsson, IBM, Microsoft, Prudential, Seagate, Sony, Win driver and ToshibaIt is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and is part of its TMT (technology media telecom) index testing.With revenue in the excess of US $3 billion, Wipro is one of India's major IT companies. It has dedicated development centers and offices across India, Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia Pacific. The current Chairman, Managing Director and majority stake owner is Azim Premji, who has headed the software and hardware divisions since Wipro's inception.Examples of Wipro's product design work include developing an Internet-browsing phone for a Japanese telecom company in 1998, helping chipmaker Texas Instruments produce digital signal processing software, and creating an automotive display unit for Italian manufacturer Magneti Marelli that combined functions including cell phone capability, global position system technology, a navigation system and a CD player.Wipro was set up in 1945. Primarily an edible oil factory, the chief products were Sunflower Vanaspati and 787 laundry soap (a by-product of the Vanaspati operations). The company was called Western India Vegetable Products Limited; it had a minor presence in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. In the 1970s and 1980s, it began to expand and made forays into computing. In 1975, Wipro marketed India's first homegrown PC.Wipro was the sole representative for Sun Microsystems in India, before the Sun liaison office was set up in India, in the early 1990s.Wipro is the highest-ranked Indian IT provider by International Association of Outsourcing Professionals.FinancialsWipro posted a net profit of Rs. 7.3 billion and growth of 17% in the Q1 2007-08. Staff strength crossed 73,000.

English The Dawn of This World

2008-06-04T07:57:00.000-07:00

COMMUNICATION TIPS
Communication is a back bone to pass and receive the informations. Communication is a vital part to share all ideas and knowledge .Be confident while speaking don't be doubt. Listen carefully and immediately think to give a alternate solution for that. Here are few tips to improve your communication skill. Always think positively before you speak. To improve the communication listening power is more important. You can absorb more informations and new vocabularies from others so listening will also shows a way to communicate effectively.
Communication acts as a bridge between each and every persons. It is the vital tool to implement any new ideas and new creations. It provides a way to develop the career. A good communicator can shine every where. So communication skill is very essential nowadays. Communication took an important part to get in to the job. Mainly basis on the communication only the people getting job and showing improvement by improving their communication skill. All companies will expect a very good communication skill from the employers. Good and effective communicator can lead a good and effective life. If you are self interested to become a effective communicator in your future, you just follow the tips and ideas to achieve the goal.
Follow the following actions which will leads you to improve your communication skill. They are as follows....Pay attention to others, Practice to listen others,communicate in a clear manner,be appreciative. If you follow these things definitely you will become a clear communicator. Communication acts as a bridge between each and every person

Writing
Tips to improve the writing
Good writing makes one to look as a good professional. You must practice and clarify your writing skills in order to overcome the inconvenience in English language. Everyone should be careful to use a singular pronoun with singular nouns in their writing. Place pronouns as close as possible, especially in long sentences, as of 10 or more words, to their antecedents.
Present your points in logical order. Attempt to communicate your thoughts clearly in the fewest possible words.
Look for passive verbs that you can make active. Invariably, this produces a shorter sentence.
Try to write in short sentences,usually these short sentences are easier to understand.
Use words which you know the meaning. Don't use words which are difficult to understand.
Don't say the same thing more than once.
You should be aware of the conditional case if you was to use it.
Sentences should be written in the active voice when giving instructions, so that the subject of the action can be identified clearly.

Avoid writing capitalize words in the middle of a sentence. If you want to be more emphatic consider using bold face, italics, color or larger text.
The most common use of the comma is to join together short sentences to make a single longer sentence. Only one exclamation mark or question mark should be used at a time. Numbers of ten or less are normally written as words.
Be careful of writing words such as this, it,that etc.,Make sure that they give right meaning.

Basic Language Learning - Preparation, Initial Vocabulary, The Small Spoon MethodBy Michael Gabrikow

Oh man, when you start out learning a new language, your biggest issue won't be the language itself, but choosing the right learning method. There is a plethora of websites out there these days, each coming with its own original language learning methods and although some of these methods are actually quite good, the sheer number of them will most likely confuse any wannabe polyglot or language enthusiast. That's why I set out looking for the best language learning tips on the Internet, from language courses, paid and free language lessons online, et cetera, et cetera, and I'm going to share some of them with you in the following article.Prepare for the Language Learning JourneyBecause it's going to be a long one. If you rush in head-first, you'll either: A. feel overwhelmed and be forced to quit or B. learn inefficiently. What you need to do before starting out with the actual learning process:- Prepare to spend a certain amount of time dedicated to your language study. Try to respect this schedule all throughout the process and make it a "habit" to learn for 5-10 or 30 minutes per day. - Get ready to feel frustrated. Whenever you're learning a new language, there's an inevitable feeling of frustration related to the fact that you're not understanding what you should already be on top of. This is what makes most people quit early on in their language learning journey. - Don't think inside the box of your native language's rules of pronunciation, spelling and grammar. Build Your Base VocabularyI'm not sure if you knew this, but almost all languages are based on around 3,000 words in normal language. This does not include technical terms and such, but a basic vocabulary of 3,000 words can get you through a solid conversation. These include greetings, goodbyes, colors, flora, fauna, tools, fruits, vegetables, actions and so forth. Of these 3,000 words, 1,000 are essential. If you skim through the Internet, you'll find several free language lessons that offer you lists of essential basic words in English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese and Russian most commonly. The base words lists for other languages may be harder to find, but not impossible. Anyway, whenever you start out learning a new language, you'll have to focus all of your attention on learning these base words. They will allow you to understand basic structures, form sentences, keep up trivial conversations and so forth and that's a huge step in the language learning process. Since every sentence or structure you will form in that language from now on will mostly contain these words, they're crucial for your upcoming progress.You can use either flashcards to memorize these words, language mnemonics, educational games or simply use the old "phonebook method" in which you take each word in the list, repeat it a few times and check out what it means, before moving on to the next (although this method is considered inefficient nowadays when audio-video learning is king). Eat the Information with a Small SpoonTake these two scenarios: person A is trying to learn French and memorizes 100 words each day, but forgets 80 of them due to the sheer amount of information being chugged down the brain. Person B is learning French, but he only memorizes 30 words per day, making sure those words stick. Obviously, in the long run, B will outdo A in vocabulary and that's because our brain is not build to handle large amounts of information in short periods of time. This doesn't mean that A's efforts will be useless, but they will be inefficient in comparison to B's small information chunks method.The new information needs to be assimilated and if too much of it is forced down the pipe at the same time, portions of it will be lost. Think of assimilating new words as trying to empty a bottle full of marbles. If you simply turn the bottle upside down and try to force a big chunk of marbles on the floor, a few will fall down with the rest getting stuck in the bottle neck. If you spill less marbles at a time, you'll get the bottle emptied in no time

Basic Grammar

TENSES
In grammar, mainly you have to know about the tenses. Let you know the common and basic tenses.
PAST tense :
It was a beautiful day to me.
MEENA had left the pen on the table.
SONA had been about to leave when the school bell rang
PRESENT tense :
SINDHUJA is looking for her friend.
Paris is the capital of France.
The rain brings joy into farmer lives.
FUTURE tense :
I am going to cook well.
The picnic will be nice.
Rosy goes to her native next month.
The Past, Present, Future, Simple Tenses
The Past Simple Tense :
I was He was She was It was You were They were We were You were
The Present Simple Tense :
I am You are He is She is It is You are We are They are
The Future Tenses :
We are going to cook tonight.
I am going to show a surprise for you tomorrow.She is going to travel to his native next week.

Explanations And Examples For Basic Components In English Grammar
Adjective :
Adjectives describes a person or a thing.
e.g. :The tall girl.The leader. A book.An umbrella
Adverbs :
Adverbs are used to modify the verb, an adjective and adverb.
e.g. : He eats slowly.She drove a very fast cycle.How slowly did he jumped ?
Conjunction :
Conjunction is used to connects the parts of a sentence. such as and. but, or, yet,
for,nor,so, because.
e.g. :RAMU and SHEELA went to the market.This is the important question but difficult to remember the answer.
Noun :
A noun is a name of a person , place, thing. A noun which determines a particular person ,
place, or thing is called as a proper noun.
e.g. :She got into problem.I have many books.
Preposition :
Preposition describes a relation between two words. such as before,
between,upon,by,at,over,to,off,without etc..,
e.g. :Keep the book on the table.Arrange the desk one by one.

Some Hr Questions

2008-06-03T07:31:00.001-07:00

ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCE

How can you help our company be more profitable?

Tell me how you would handle multiple projects in the job.

ABOUT YOUR SKILLS

Describe a professional skill you have developed in your most recent job.

Describe a situation in which you've applied your skills to solve a problem.

Describe your ability to solve problems in the workplace.

How have your technical skills been an asset?

How much experience have you had with computers?

How well can you multi-task?

How would you rate your communication skills?

What new skills or ideas do you bring to the job that other candidates aren't likely to offer?ABOUT YOUR WORK STYLE

Are you able to meet aggressive deadlines?

Do you have experience doing so in the past?

Can you work under pressure?

Do you like working alone or in a team environment?

Do you like working in large groups?

Do you work well under pressure?

How do you measure the success of your work?

ABOUT YOUR RESUME

Are you involved with any professional affiliations?

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Have you taken any classes since college to bring your skills up to date?

SOME ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Have you ever managed a project for your previous employer?

What was the result?

Tell me about a contribution you have made to a team.

Tell me about a past achievement that you attained in your last job.

Tell me about a project you completed ahead of schedule.

Tell me about any honors or awards that you have received in the past.

ABOUT YOUR CHARACTER

How do you maintain your composure when you are in the hot seat?

How do you usually handle criticism?What are your top strengths?

What is your definition of success?

How have you been successful in the past?

MANAGEMENT QUESTIONS

Describe a situation in which you demonstrated independent initiative.

Describe a time when you had to alter your leadership style to be more effective.

How do you deal with difficult people?

How would you define "leadership"

How would you rate yourself as a leader?

How would you describe your philosophy about management?
General Questions
1. Are you willing to work overtime ? Nights ? Weekends ?
2. Have you ever been asked to leave a position ?
3. What is your philosophy towards work ?
4. Do you have any questions for us ?
5. Tell me about your weakness
6. What's going on in the IT industry...???
7. Are you applying for any other jobs ?
8. How to Deal With a Rude or Disrespectful Interviewer
9. What is more important to you : Money or Work ?
10. How to explain the project clearly ?
11. What irritates you most about your co-workers ?
12. Tell me about your dream job
13. Tell me about a good suggestion you have made in the past
14. Have you ever had to fire anyone ? How did you feel about that ?
15. If you had enough money to retire right now, would you ?
16. Explain how you would be an asset to our organization
17. What kind of person would you refuse to work with ?
18. Tell me about your ability to work under pressure
19. Are you willing to put the interests of the organization ahead of your own ?
20. Describe your management style
21. Do you have any blind spots ?
22. If you were hiring a person for this job, what would you look for ?
23. What qualities do you look for in your boss / manager ?
24. How do you propose to compensate for your lack of experience ?
25. Describe your own work ethics that you follow
26. What do you consider as any organization's strengths and weaknesses ?
27. What are the three major characteristics that you bring to this company ?
28. What motivates you to perform better at work ?
29. Mention two most important things to you at work ?
30. What qualities are most essential for a Software Engineer ?
31. How do you define 'Success' ?
32. What has been your most significant accomplishment to date ?
33. Describe a challenge you encountered and how you dealt with it?
34. Describe a failure and explain how you dealt with it
35. What leadership roles have you held ?
36. What do you like to do in your spare time ?
37. How does this position match your career goals ?
38. What have you done in the past year to improve yourself ?
39. Are you willing to relocate ?
40. What are your salary expectations ?
41. where do you see urself working as a software engineer 5 years from now
42. Tell Me About Yourself
43. Are you a team person ?
44. How do you handle criticism at work ?
45. Do you take your own initiative at work ?
46. Do you know how to motivate other people ? Give some examples?
47. Are you competitive at work ?
48. Why do you want this particular job ?
49. What qualities do you think will be required for this job ?
50. What can you contribute to our organization ?
51. How ambitious are you ? Would you compete for my job ?
52. What do you dislike at any organization ?
53. What do you know about our company ?
54. Why do you want to work for our company ?
55. Why should we offer you this job ?
56. Why did you choose a career in IT industry being a Non-IT engineer ?
57. Do you consider yourself a successful person ?
58. How do you try to improve yourself ?
59. Do you have leadership skills ?
60. What has been your greatest success till now ?
61. Are you a self-motivated person ?
62. What is the most unforgettable moment in your life ?
63. Can you work under pressure ?
64. What are your personal dislikes ?
65. Are you aggressive or conservative at work ?
66. What are your most important ambitions ?
67. What are your career aspirations ?
68. What is a Team ? What is the specific task of a team ?
69. Pursuing MBA in correspondence while working is a good idea or not?
Answers for the above questions is available at http://www.chetanasforum.com/lofiversion/index.php/f38.html

HR Interview How to Face Interview– Frequently Asked Questions with answers

1.) If Interview asks a question and if I don’t know the answer, what i have to do?

Can I say wrong answer?If you don’t know the answer for the question asked by the interviewer, never say wrong answer. Take at least few seconds and say, i am sorry sir/madam, at this moment I haven’t able to answer you, I will make sure that i will update my knowledge soon.The above points make you to present your frankness and your presentation abilities

.2.) What to answer and what not to answer for "Tell me something about you"?

hi, This kind of questions are best answered by focusing on 5 to 6 strong selling points of yours. When asking this question, the interview is not looking for your history of school work and employment but kind of giving you a chance to sell yourself in about 60 seconds. Why 60 seconds? Try to limit your answers to 60 seconds as far as possible because if you go on talking about your past at length then the interviewer might loose interest in you and the interview might end at that very point. The answer should include your achievements, skills and talents that would enable you to succeed in the position that is being discussed. Make a short, organized statement of your education and professional achievements and professional goals. Then, briefly describe your qualifications for the job and the contributions you could make to the organization.

3.) Would you be willing to relocate if required?

If I get a better learning opportunity & growth, then certainly yes. Otherwise, I have to think how much it is feasible from organization's point of view.

4.) What if we don't hire you?

Well, your current position will still remain open and you have to interview at least one more person. It may be difficult for you to find a more dedicated and knowledgeable person than myself. As for me, I have to continue my search for excellent and best in Class Company where I can get challenging and rewarding work experience. I thought we had win-win situation.

5.) If you were hiring a person for this job, what would you look for?

In my point of view I would recommend the following things: 1. required skills for the role.2. Can work in team3.Pro-activeness 4.Loyalty to the work.

6.) Speak about yourself professionally?

You should highlight your projects and your experience with other companies if you have worked with other companies.