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www.expresscomputeronline.com WEEKLY INSIGHT FOR TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS
08 November 2004  
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XQ: Execution Quotient
What is it that differentiates an overachiever from an average worker? Two individuals with similar aspirations, equal intellectual capability (IQ) and the same competencies might show astonishing variance when it comes to success. The answer is simple—execution quotient or intelligence (XQ). It is the ability to execute an idea that determines the winner.

Fun and challenges at Trilogy
Trilogy E-Business Software India is an enterprise software provider for the automotive, communications, computer hardware and insurance verticals, and it aims to strengthen its team by providing rewarding career opportunities. Its HR programme has been replicated from Trilogy’s Texas headquarters’.

Are you putting off your overseas customers?
Servicing a customer who is nothing more than an e-mail address or a voice on the telephone is a different ballgame. Manjiri Kalghatgi lists the Do’s and Don'ts to be observed in long-distance customer communications

A matter of ethics
In case you haven’t already noticed, ethics are a critical factor in the equation that is client relations. Good ethics can help you build strong, long-term relationships with your clients, which are essential to your success in business. Bad ethics, on the other hand, will send your relationships to the bottom of the sea faster than a rogue iceberg floating in the North Atlantic. Unless you’re a shark, this is the last place you want your nifty little business to end up.

Always a learner
Around the mid-80s when India was just waking up to the PC revolution, an optimistic Satyen Parikh knew that this was the industry in which he wanted to make his career. After completing his graduation from Mumbai University with statistics, he opted for a computer course from NIIT. Even before he could complete his final examinations, he got a call from HCL.


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