Sunday, 2 March 2014

Prerequisites of a Group Discussion (GD)

1)Topics given by panelists 2)Planning and preparation of topics 3)Knowledge with self-confidence 4)Communication skills/ power of speech 5)Presentation 6)Body Language and personal appearance 7)Being calm and cool 8)Extensive knowledge base related to state, country and globe. 9)Areas are politics , sports , science &trade commerce , Industry and Technology ,Terrorism etc. 10)Analyze the social , economical issues logistically . 11)Listening skills 12)Co-operation.

Group Discussion

Group Discussion is a modern method of assessing students personality. It is both a technique and an art and a comprehensive tool to judge the worthiness of the student and his appropriateness for the job.

Friday, 28 February 2014

Retail segment in India (Fastest Growing Industry)

The Indian consumer is changing rapidly. The average consumer today is richer, younger and more aspirational in his or her needs than ever before. Consumers now value convenience and choice on a par with getting value for their hardearned money. A range of modern retailers is attempting to serve the need of the ‘new’ Indian consumer. The last few years have witnessed an explosion of organized retail formats like supermarkets and hypermarkets in an otherwise fragmented Indian retail market. With various factors impacting growth in retail, some segments are bound to grow faster than others. For instance, increasing affluence is driving growth in the watches and jewelry segment, while awareness of health is driving growth in lifestyle pharmaceuticals. The retailers who participated in the survey expect growth in retail segments across the board; however, food and grocery is expected to see the highest growth, with clothing emerging as the second fastest growing segment.

Impact of modern trade(Retail) on agriculture in India

The success of any retail format largely depends on the efficiency of its supply chain. India has a fairly organised and developed non-food manufacturing supply chain, thanks to the presence of large local and multinational corporates that have built significant experience and scale by following best practices in their respective fields. Like most other developing economies, however, India continues to be lacking in the last mile distribution segment. The supply chain in India is fairly unidimensional. There is very little valueadded activity as the distribution remains fragmented and unorganised. This can be primarily attributed to the geographical and cultural diversity and complexity of the region and the lack of capital available for investing in technology and modern retail formats. Given the existing fragmented distribution system, organised suppliers are happy to retain the bargaining power they have over retailers, especially in the case of FMCG products.

Friday, 14 February 2014

Cutomer Service

The  customer  is  the  business’s  biggest  asset.The  customer  pays  all  our  salaries  wages  and  bonuses.The  customer  will go  where  he/she  receives  the  best  attention.  You  must  be  your  customers’  best  choice.  There  is  no  profit,  no  growth, no jobs without the customer. There is a strong link between better service and business growth. Today,Most business are obsessed with the customer and delivering satisfaction.

Preparation: Before the Sale in Service Industry

1. Check your appearance.   2. Know your Work Location.    3. Know your Inventory.   4. Know your products.   5. Know your schemes.   6. Know your competitor.  7. Know your trends.   8. Know your customer/Consumer.   9. Is my Section everything is right.  

Monday, 3 February 2014

Etiquette Meaning

Etiquette relates to a code of behaviour among people within an organisation, group or society. Keep in Mind :Your behaviour and manners should consistently correspond with your well groomed image.