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At 7:29am on September 8, 2008, Dr. Edward Hoffman said…
Thanks for your warm welcome. I am delighted to discover this site and would be interested to know more about your work in India!
At 10:45am on July 30, 2008, Vijay Kumar Shrotryia said…
Thanx for your concern.............It provides strengh and energy....
we would certainly be in touch.....I should be reaching my workplace around 15th August.....(independence day).......

vijay
At 8:29am on July 25, 2008, Rob Fox said…
P.S

the website address is www.engagingideas.co.uk
At 8:28am on July 25, 2008, Rob Fox said…
Hi,

Thanks for the comments. Asking this question has produced some really interesting responses - including yours. On Monday my webiste will be up and you will be able to read a synthesis of the findings of some research we are doing around this question.

I hope you enjoy it.

Further, you will be able to see a core product we sell - I'd appreciate your thoughts as it could be that there would be some benefit in collaboration along the way - for example I am seeking partners in discrete geographies ti enter into arrangements to sell the product and deliver its linked business model.

Once again, thanks and have a great weekend.

Best,

Rob.
+44 7771771684
At 7:32am on May 19, 2008, Gautam Ghosh said…
That's great! Would love to meet up in Hyd :-)
At 6:33am on May 19, 2008, Gautam Ghosh said…
Hi, glad to see someone from India here :)
At 1:48pm on May 1, 2008, Scott H. Span, MSOD said…
Thanks for the welcome Varadarajan. I've worked with India in the past in an employee engagement capacity and found the relationship focused culture refreshing in getting things accomplished. Made me wonder, are we really that individualistic in the states?
At 10:25am on April 22, 2008, Steve Maffei said…
Hi Varadarajan-

Great to hear from you and thank you for reaching out. I look forward with great interest to hearing your unique perspective on the wide array of topics discussed in the EEN!
At 7:43am on April 22, 2008, Wayne Turmel said…
Wow, nice to hear from you and I'm deeply honored that folks in India and other corners of the world find value in what we do. I love doing the show and wish you all the best in your work.
At 12:28pm on April 17, 2008, Terrence Seamon said…
Hello Varadarajan,
When I read your one sentence advice, "For a Great Organizational Performance, encourage the heart and energize the people process," I nodded in agreement. Let's explore what managers can (and should) do to make this real. You are invited to join the Manager Tools group and join in the conversation.
Terry
At 8:08am on March 17, 2008, David Zinger said…
Varadarajan,
Welcome to our network from Bangalore. It is about -10 degrees celcius in Winnipeg today. I imagine it is a little warmer where you are. I encourage you to get involved and offer your perspective and also ask for what you need.
David

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