Achin Himanshu Jha- My Life on Web

" Love our job but never love your company, Because you never know when the company stops loving you "-Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. This implied the you always enjoy your work but do you work only to upgrade your skill, Not for your company. You never no that when your company start firing you. This is the famous quote by APJ Abdul Kalam Azad . I really love this quote. If you work in a company then the company will love you only till they earn money from you. When they stop earning money from you. Then they left you. You lost your job. There are lots of ups and downs in my life. I change 6 jobs because of my low salary. How do you say good things about a company? On the other hand, If in a company some characteristics are in a workplace then the company is also a good company. 1:  Positive values. ... 2:  Relaxed and productive atmosphere. ...  3:  Commitment to excellence. ...  4:  Open and honest communication. ... 5:  Cooperation, support, and emp...

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