Overcoming frustration and driving good governance
- Being engrossed in some creative activity is the main way out
- Doing enough hard work for preparing the self for bigger challenges in life
- One should be ready to face tough challenges
- One should be prepared to face tough and difficult questions
- One must be able to set priorities in professional problem-solving
- One should be a good administrative leader with ability to use command and control in an optimal manner
- One should learn how to utilize resources
- One should be able to identify key talents and resources for delivering high quality services
- One should know how to nurture human capital and talents
- One should have political awareness and diplomatic capabilities to converge complex affairs into tangible gist/substance/outcomes
- One must be result-oriented, dynamic and flexible
- One should show respect to others' opinion, ideas,behaviour
- One should continuously update oneself on the relevant area of professional responsibilities
- One should master the art of effective communication
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- One should possess in-depth knowledge of things concerning his or her domain of activities
- One must respect brevity and simplicity of relevant things
- One should be able to plan, to build strategy, and execute things in a time-bound and cost-effective manner
- One should know how to summarize and conclude
- One should be able to build an atmosphere of trust, faith and transparency
- One should be able to identify core competencies in people around him or her
- Lastly, one should lead with courage and confidence
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