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IAS बनना हर किसी का ख्बाब होता है , मेरा भी है , और आप सबका भी ! लेकिन IAS बनने का रास्ता बहुत ही संघर्ष से भरा होता है ! लेकिन ये संघर्ष बहुत कम हो जाता है यदि हमें कोई मार्ग दिखाने बाला हो ! तो दोस्तो आज हम आपको कुछ ऐसे खास Tips बताने जा रहे है जो आपकी राह की मुश्किलें कम कर देंगी और आपको IAS बनने में हमेशा मदद करेंगी ! इन Tips को IAS  नीलम मिश्रा & ध्रुव कुमार ने शेयर किया है ! सिविल सर्विसेज की तैयारी करने से पहले इ स एग्जाम की फिलोसफी को समझना बहुत जरुरी है ! क्योंकि दिन-रात पढना, अच्छी कोचिंग जाना या सैकड़ों किताबें पढना इस एग्जाम में सफलता की गारंटी नहीं है ! सफल व्यक्ति का भाषण ना सुनें – तैयारी करने वाले सबसे बड़ी गलती यह करते हैं कि वे हर सफल व्यक्ति का भाषण बड़े गौर से सुनते हैं और उसे कॉपी करने की कोशिश करते हैं जो बहुत घातक साबित होता है क्योंकि सफल व्यक्ति कभी भी पूरी ईमानदारी से अपनी पढ़ाई का तरीका नहीं बताता ! वह हर चीज़ को बढ़ा- चढ़ाकर बताता है क्योंकि वह अपने आप को दूसरों से विशेष दिखाना चाहता है ! हम जो देखते, सुनते और पढ़ते हैं वह हमेशा सही नहीं होता –...

To determine the optimal service representative profile, we conducted a global, cross-industry study of 1,440 reps. We found that all reps fall into one of seven profiles we derived from the data: Accommodators, Competitors, Controllers, Empathizers, Hard Workers, Innovators, and Rocks (see the exhibit “The Seven Types of Reps”). Our team then interviewed dozens of reps to better understand how the different types approach their jobs. We also surveyed contact center supervisors about the types of reps they like to hire and manage. When managers see the seven profiles, they prefer, by a wide margin, Empathizers—42% of the managers we surveyed favored this profile. It’s not surprising, then, that Empathizers made up 32% of all frontline service reps in our study. In interviews, managers described the ideal rep as “service-oriented,” “a good listener and communicator,” and someone who “likes helping others.” That role is not an easy one. Said one VP of service for a large cable operat...

Loving books is a global phenomenon If you’re a lover of books, a self-proclaimed bibliophile, then you know how amazing it is when you can find that cozy spot that draws you in, makes you comfortable, and leaves you to your own devices (aka reading). Book cafés and readers are a match made in heaven, where there are books and coffee (or tea) there will be a devoted reader. Today we’re looking at some beautiful book cafés from around the globe.  1) El Ateneo Grand Splendid (Buenos Aires) According to The Daily Meal , El Ateneo is often voted one of the most beautiful bookstores (even on a global scale). Even if you’re traveling party isn’t interested in reading, drag them to this bookstore because it’s definitely worth seeing. The bookstore actually functioned as a theater back in the day, but it has been converted and the books themselves are presented right on the stage. 2) Barter Books (Alnwick, England) It definitely seems we’ve...

Tie-breaking principles in various exams conducted by UPSC Civil Services (Main) Exam. (i)  Candidate securing more marks in the Compulsory Papers and the Personality Test put together is to be ranked higher; (ii) In case where the marks mentioned at (i) above are equal, the candidate senior in age is to be ranked higher; and (iii) In case where the (i) and (ii) above are same, then the candidate getting more marks in the compulsory papers is to be ranked higher. Combined Medical Services Exam. (i)  A candidate who secures more marks in the written examination is ranked higher; (ii) In case where, marks mentioned at (i) above are also equal, the candidate senior in age is ranked higher; (iii) In case, where date of births are also the same, the candidate who has completed the MBBS examination first is to be ranked higher. Combined Defence Services Exam. (a)  If the marks in aggregate are equal, the candidate getting more marks in w...

Maybe it’s just us, but there is a sense of romanticism in spending a quiet afternoon alone sipping on a beverage or sampling a dessert, while engrossed in a riveting book. LBB finds for you the top thirteen spots where you can lose yourself in the words. Ivy & Bean Grab a quiet corner with your book of the week, order a coffee or one of their many snacks, and enjoy the quaint ambience that Ivy & Bean has to offer. They have quirky interiors and wi-fi, so you can send out a quick work e-mail or two as well. An LBB favourite, this one! Where : 119, Sishan House, Shahpur Jat Price : INR 1000 for two {approx.} Contact : 011 41090119 Kunzum Travel Café Tucked away in the lanes of chaotic Hauz Khas village, this café serves as a haunt for anyone amidst travels, or simply looking to de-stress. They feature a range of travel and photography books. You can make use of their wi-fi, read, and order a refreshing cuppa. Pay as much as you like; there are no fix...