Loud Thinking

Archive for the ‘My Views’ Category

There is always some positive in every negative.

And for Pakistan there are three positives from the #CWC15 .

Our team will get rid of three oldies ( Misbah, Younis & Afridi) who are a spent force and not at all fit for ODI games..!

Rahat Ali…boy you have dropped the #CWC15 World Cup.

#CWC15 We are lucky to witness the era of Wahab Riaz.!

The Pakistani team and cricket lovers all over the world are sniffing a thrilling victory for Pakistan.

Pakistani pacers are sending down thunder bolts and for the first time the Australian team is having the taste of their own medicine.

THE MANAGEMENT TIP OF THE DAY: Harvard Business Review

March 20, 2015

Urge Your Long-Time Employees to Share Their Expertise

Companies can’t afford to lose the deep expertise that long-time employees spend decades cultivating. But that knowledge often does get lost when workers retire. So before that happens, you need to set systems in place to help share their expertise . For example, in some organizations, employees can’t be promoted until they have mentored a successor. In others, compensation is based on how well the team performs, so experienced employees have to help and transfer their expertise to other team members. These strategies embed knowledge-sharing and interaction in the culture. But a bigger problem occurs when people are unhappy with the company they’re exiting, leaving them little motivation to share what they know. Managers need to acknowledge good work to prevent this dissatisfaction. Small acts, like providing regular positive feedback, celebrating small wins, and removing obstacles to progress, pay huge dividends in productivity and creativity.

Adapted from “How to Prevent Experts from Hoarding Knowledge” by Dorothy Leonard.

Pakistan should bowl with positive frame of mind thinking if they can bowl us out cheaply we can also do it.
If fate has ordained defeat for you put up a good fight.
No shame in going down fighting.