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    The document discusses how employees can improve their performance during the 8 hours they spend at work each day in order to increase their chances of getting promoted. It suggests being productive, having patience, smiling but not laughing, talking to seniors for 30 minutes, generating and sharing ideas to improve processes, not looking tired, avoiding gossip, increasing knowledge, and spending the 8 hours in a way that ensures returns on the time invested. The overall message is that the 8 hours at the office each day are crucial for determining promotions, so employees should focus on utilizing that time effectively.

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    The document discusses how employees can improve their performance during the 8 hours they spend at work each day in order to increase their chances of getting promoted. It suggests being productive, having patience, smiling but not laughing, talking to seniors for 30 minutes, generating and sharing ideas to improve processes, not looking tired, avoiding gossip, increasing knowledge, and spending the 8 hours in a way that ensures returns on the time invested. The overall message is that the 8 hours at the office each day are crucial for determining promotions, so employees should focus on utilizing that time effectively.

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    The document discusses how employees can improve their performance during the 8 hours they spend at work each day in order to increase their chances of getting promoted. It suggests being productive, having patience, smiling but not laughing, talking to seniors for 30 minutes, generating and sharing ideas to improve processes, not looking tired, avoiding gossip, increasing knowledge, and spending the 8 hours in a way that ensures returns on the time invested. The overall message is that the 8 hours at the office each day are crucial for determining promotions, so employees should focus on utilizing that time effectively.

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    8 Hours Performance

    Prepared by:
    Rohit Bhatia
    7/31/2014 Rohit Bhatia
    2
    Do we really have to work hard to get promoted?

    Well, not really.

    Do we really do what it takes to get promoted?

    Not sure

    The 8 hours that we spend in our offices are the deciders.


    In next slides you are going to see the ideas that can be
    helpful in increasing your 8 Hours Performance.
    7/31/2014 Rohit Bhatia
    3
    Be Productive for 8 hours and
    have patience.
    7/31/2014 Rohit Bhatia
    4
    Smile and not Laugh in these
    8 hours.
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    5
    Talk to your seniors at least for
    an hour. Senior person can be
    of any department.
    7/31/2014 Rohit Bhatia
    6
    Generate and share at least one
    idea to improve the process in
    these 8 hours.
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    Never look tired in these 8 hours,
    even if you really are.
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    8
    Do not get into gossips in these
    8 hours.
    7/31/2014 Rohit Bhatia
    9
    Increase your knowledge and help
    the process in these 8 hours.
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    10
    8 Hours are really very important but
    spending them in correct way is even
    more important.


    You are trading by investing your 8 hours a
    day, so ensure your returns.

    7/31/2014 Rohit Bhatia
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    Thanks for the time!

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