20.07.2018
Among many other ways, our work desk too is one of the way of self-expression.
One such desk is of Pyage Sir at the Director(T/P&P) Secretariat. Enter Pyage Sir’s chamber and you will find yourself nestled in mother nature.
On one side of the room, large glass window offers bountiful view of the green canopy. Occasionally, you can also spot simian power– The monkeys ensconced comfortably on the windowsill.
While most of them sit quietly on the sill, the super-curious will give the laugh of the day.
Look on the other side and you will have desktop, white-board, magnet board along with other office essentials. The set-up is a quintessential example of Henry Fayol’s Principles of Management. One of the principle mandates the importance of ‘Order‘ in workplace— proper place for everything and everything at its proper place’ .
Indeed, this space encourages work-friendliness and self-expression. Self expression has many manifestations. And one of them is one’s flair. So before you think its only his office space that inspires, tune in to Pyage Sir’s latest song- Tuj’se Naraz Nahi Zindgi from Hindi Movie ‘Maasooom’. And if this playback voice spellbinds you, share your first thought in comments section.
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02.11.2018
The best conversation are the ones where people share their personal experiences. Sharing one such–
“A wonderful thing happened recently. My Boss Director (Technical/Project & Planning) NCL P.M.Prasad Sir met one of a mining veteran Mr.Abdul Kalam, Ex-CGM Jayant….During a random conversation, Mr Abdul Kalam mentioned my name…..On this, Prasad Sir said Pyage is my T(S) these days. Mr Kalam shared word of appreciation and asked for my contact….. Later we connected on Whatsapp. ”
This doesn’t look like a government office. Wonderful space and sure the person has lovely voice.
Singing and well organised office space, both manifests expression of the person. He has a wonderful voice.
The principle of ‘Order’ in Henry Fayol Management Principles is very vital. But most of the organisation do not realise this. Lack of order adversely affects productivity