Management Lesson From Lord Ganesha. - JPG Download

Dear All,
MANAGEMENT LESSON FROM LORD GANESHA.
BIG HEAD: Inspiration to turn big and think profitability.
NARROW EYES: Deep concentration for task completion.
BIG EARS: Listen patiently to new ideas and suggestions.
SMALL MOUTH: Speak less and listen more.
MOUSE: Well planned, clever, alert movement, adaptable to fast changes.
SMALL LEGS: Firm, balanced and steady progress towards goal.
Rajendra Gehlot
25th August 2006 From India, Pune

Hi!! I truly agree with Rajendra.. Can anyboby tell me..about his long nose :?: Good obsevation rajendra!! Regards, Tanvi :)
28th August 2006

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28th August 2006

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I hope this attachment shall explain the finer points the cite members are looking for. AS
28th August 2006 From India, New Delhi

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HI, ITS GOOD PERCEPTION AND IF YOU DON’T MINE I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE THIS IMAGE WITH ALL MY FRIEND COS I LIVED IN BALI MANY OF MY FRIEND ARE HINDUS. KEEP POSTING A GOOD ARTICLE
29th August 2006 From Indonesia, Jakarta

The long nose: Might indicate the power to reach the depth of a subject and grasp it totally..:-)
29th August 2006 From India, Panipat

Perhaps Lord Ganesha’s big nose could signify the ability to smell out opportunities from far off too.
30th August 2006 From India, Mumbai

Hii Tanvi,
I guess Ganeshji has a long nose to smell anyting fishy going on in the organization and will be the first one to bring a solution to it with the help of his other organs!! hop it suffice your curiosity!!
Cheers to HR..
Prema
30th August 2006 From India, Gurgaon

Hi.. Its really nice and is a real good example of perfect MANAGER GOODONE.... Thanks
1st September 2006 From India

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Hi Everyone , I believe the long nose symbolises the skill of being proactive .ie to sense the things in advance before actually reaching there .as the long nose goes before . Ratika chawla
26th April 2013 From India, Moradabad