RAJEEVA RANJAN

I hope this is true for most people in almost all circumstances. We all want to be safe, both physically as well as psychologically. I am also assuming that growth is not in our minds when we are confronted with personal safety. Coming to our workplaces now, let us assume the situation of an employee, who has made a mistake and is not very certain as to what is going to happen to her when her superiors find that. If she is confident that her superiors will understand that she

It will be wise to introspect if we usually have all the information that we need for our decision-making and action-taking. If we do, we would know that we don’t have all the information most of the time and we have the habit of assuming things about which we have no information. Two interesting “facts” that come out in this assumption (by the way, these “facts” are also my assumptions, 😊) are as below: 1. We are very confident in our assumptions and consider them as