Adaptability has become a vital skill for employability, not just a “soft skill.” It’s about adjusting quickly and efficiently to changes in your work environment. The concept of what makes a competent employee is changing. It’s no longer just about having the right skills, experience, or education. Employers now look for people who can quickly […]
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As you navigate your journey toward tremendous success, have you ever paused to reflect on the habits that shape your leadership style? My name is Usha Nagrani, and as an Executive and Leadership Coach working with leaders and executives for many years, I’ve witnessed firsthand how emotional intelligence can profoundly impact leadership. Cultivating emotional intelligence
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Changing careers can be demanding, especially for expats who navigate unique challenges such as cultural differences, new job markets, and adapting to unfamiliar professional landscapes. Adapting to a new role in a completely different industry or successfully navigating a career transition abroad requires strategic planning, confidence, and the proper support. Usha Nagrani, an experienced Executive
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Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of tasks on your plate, convinced that you’re the only one who can handle them? Your boss trusts your unique capabilities, and no one else can help. But don’t you think that you might be losing yourself somewhere along the way in trying to please your
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Today I will share my experience of this wonderful and memorable times in our lives. As you know we are all fortunate ones able to spend time with our families in the safe abode of our beautiful homes. You must wonder why am I referring to it as a wonderful time that is because I
There is always a first time! This is what was going in my mind in September 2006. I was working as a development consultant in Delhi, conceptualizing and executing social development projects within India. I started looking for jobs but soon I realized that my 8 years of consulting experience was not relevant in an
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