period I never miss this teacher's class so I got 100% roll call on this Physics class only.But I never get distinction on it.
Best regards to Sayar U Thar Hlaing.
With Pro-RECTOR and head of EP Department Sayar U Ba Myint.
When I volunteer to sayars they said that all old student are very active to help them while they stay in Singapore.
"With best wishes for you and your family." he said to me.
So no matter how tired we are as volunteer we delighted with Sayars' Facees and Wishes.
Thank You so much.
With best regards to our Rector Sayar U Nyi Hla Nge.
" Wishing you all the best." from sayar to me.
Once RIT always RIT.
Once study at RIT always remember RIT,so pls go and check about our activities at
http://www.rit-alumni-singapore.org/
http://www.geocities.com/ee_singapore/index.html
http://eereuniondinner2007.blogspot.com/
http://spzp2007.blogspot.com/
Thank You
Saying "no" does not have to be an arduous,unpleasant ordeal.It can be a direct statement of your thoughts and desires, delivered honestly and professionally.Here are smoe way to say "no" gracefully:
- Prepare people for bad news.
- Leave no room for doubt.
- Look on the bright side.
- Lets facts speak.
- Offer alternatives.
- Do it in person.
Smile and make eye contact during conversation.People feel when you appear to focus all your attention on them.So here are a few tips that business professionals can use to inprove small-talk skills;
- Be the first to say "HELLO".
- Introduce yourself.
- Smile first and always shake hand when you meet anyone.
- Take your time during introductions!
- Maintain eye contact.
- Ask somebody why they are attending the event.
- Give your full attention.
- Play the conversation game.
- Do not act like a Special Agent.
- Be ware of Body Language.
- Prepare EXIT lines.
This is a good site that you can learn more about Eexcel.
http://www.engineersexcel.com/
Thanks for Mr Nitin Mehta.
A good voice can persuade, convince and move people.When the person hear your voice, it takes them approximately 30 seconds to form an impression of you.Here are 10 tips to create your voice clear duringpresentations...
- Have a conversation with your audience.
- Make sure you are loud enough to be heard.
- Put emotion in your voice.
- Pronunce your words.
- Watch your pace.
- Cut out verbal garbage.
- get excited when it is an important point.
- Know when to lower your tone to empathise with a suitation.
- Be aware of the relaionship between your head, neck and back.
- Breathe.
A good round of golf can mean going on to the 19th hole to further discuss a bussiness relationship-- if you follow the proper etiquette of the game.
LIFE PLANNING FOR COUPLES
Start by writing down your goals.Group your goals according to themes suchas work, children and travel.Prioritise the goals. Then , compare your list with your partner's and ask:
- What are the differences and similarities?
- How can you both achieve your goals in tandem?
- Where can you both compromise?
Finally, work on " our goals " by writing a five years plan together.
Develop your personality intelligence.
There are three suggesstion to help you develop personality intelligence:
1.Continue to grow in self-knowledge-- through personality inventories, workshops or feedback from your friends and colleages.
2.Consciously try to be aware of the natural positive and negative tendencies that flow from your personality, then you will know what negative behaviours to watch out for, and moderate them.
3.Learn the art of understanding people -- not with arbitrary guesswork but with appropriate training. For a start , try to read them by assessing their personality.
As you develop your personality intelligence, you can apply your knowledge appropriately in various areas such as negotiation, motivation and leadership.
To get out of your midlife carrer crisis and get lucky, start doing the following things today:
- Stay on top of economic, industry, porfessional and company trends
- Equipyourself with current tools, skills and information
- Track your accomplishments and achievements
- Always have an updated resume prepared
- Maintain professional and personal networks
- Know where the opportunities and position yourself to be in theright place at the right time,and
- Be fully prepared to act on a lucky break.
"Never be the first to arrive at a party or the last to go home, and never, ever be both."
David Brown in Esquire
