Redefining Horizons

  Truth Not always Obvious   Prima facie, M [1] is ‘just another’ employee of the firm. He was one amongst the 20, I was hired to train. Outwardly shy, to the point of being withdrawn, he spoke only when asked to. But, as the session progressed and activities rolled out, I saw him, a different person. He was the natural ‘centre of gravity’ and literally made group activities come through. Though everyone in the group was individually brilliant and did their very best, both individually and collectively, his sense of commitment to the group and accomplishing the task was palpable. He was commitment personified . As I stood watching the group [2] strive and accomplish various tasks assigned, I realised I was witnessing a group’s success mantra unfold at work.   Profitability and Productivity   Profitability is an inevitable survival-ingredient for organisations involved in commercial activities. Business strategists consider productivity and profitability as insepa...