With Truvision Studio you will get a perfect combination of quality and customer service. Our style is a blend of elegant, contemporary and documentary photography for all occasions. We have a very creative staff of photographers and videographers working full-time. We do very little advertising and depend on our current and past clients’ recommendations. At our studio you can always talk to your photographer, discuss your thoughts and ideas, and we are always glad to help in planning your wedding day. We don’t believe in high pressure sales tactics by commissioned based sales representatives who don’t have any professional photography experience.

          Your wedding day photographer will not only photograph your complimentary engagement session and creatively edit all your images; he/she will also be the one who designs your album! Who better to tell your story and design your album than your photographer? Only your photographer knows who or what is to be highlighted which will turn your album into a unique storybook. We are a boutique studio with a creative staff along with outstanding customer service.

                                                                        About Owner

                                                                             Sunil Jain

My passion and love for the creative arts started when I was a child. I always enjoyed building and creating things. There was never a time that I did not have a project going or creating something. As i grew up and got older my creativity got more intense, my skills more refined. Stuff I made and designed had to “look” good too.

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Offering a special offer or discount to Best Deals Card(BDC) holders is a great way to attract new business and increase customer loyalty. Adding your listing to our directory is easy – simply submit your details on contact enquiry form Or give us a call. We will then get back to you with a variety of options to help you promote your business or event to a bigger market.

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1. Be in class.Being on time and maintaining good attendance are important. If you are not in class then you are not learning what is being taught will not be able to take notes and will not see what subject matter your teacher or professor thinks is important. Obviously it is also important to pay attention when you are in class.
2. Take notes.You cannot review the information that is being taught without class notes. Unless you review your notes several times most of the information is unlikely to get into your long-term memory and will be forgotten. It is best to learn and use a note-taking system such as Cornell, think link, outline or another system.
3. Turn work in on time.Start early on assignments and break them into smaller chunks. This is how to make the difficult easy. Use a planner/calendar to record upcoming assignments so that you can keep up with the work load.
4. Take pride in yourself and your work.Do quality work. If something is worth doing it is worth doing well.
5. Set educational and other goals.This will give you a purpose for going to school and this provides self-motivation. Remind yourself why you want a good education and what you want to achieve in school.
6. Set aside enough time to study. To excel in college you need to study at least two hours for every hour you are in class. Do important assignments first. Then reward yourself with play and you will have a stress free mind because you know the important school work is done. Study with concentration for short periods of approximately 30 minutes followed by short breaks in between. Say no to friends who want to play when your school work needs to be done and schedule another and better time with them.
7. Explain lessons to yourself. This is self-teaching. Read a paragraph in your text and then explain what you learned out loud in your own words. Read it again if you did not understand it. Do not go to the next paragraph until you think you understood the preceding one.
8. Create practice quizzes and tests.Self-testing is powerful. Go through your class notes and textbook. Write down every question you think could be on the test. Then give yourself your own quiz and grade it before you take the one in class.
9. Focus your attention.Do not multi-task and divide your attention in class or while reading your textbooks. These are the times when your full concentration and focus are important.
10. Take care of your brain.Getting enough sleep, exercise, water and good nutrition are important for optimum brain functioning. Avoid using recreational drugs and drinking much alcohol because they can impair your brain’s ability to function well.

There are many more strategies for succeeding in school, but without these ten basic steps your success is less likely. You can start following these ten steps now for better grades and enhanced learning.

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But just as companies’ margin for error has decreased, the likelihood of error has risen. In many industries, cycle times are compressing. During the recovery from the Great Recession, output gains have outpaced employment growth, and employees report straining to keep up with demands.

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Harvard Business School Associate Professor Tsedal Neeley believes that to accommodate the communication challenges of a global marketplace, it is imperative for multinational organizations to have clear language strategies. Neeley has coauthored a September Harvard Business Review article with HBS Professor of Management Practice Robert Steven Kaplan on how companies can turn language from a profound challenge into a distinct competitive advantage. While sometimes difficult to implement, Neeley and Kaplan argue that organizations that effectively marry language strategy with their global talent management process gain a leg up on the competition.

Christian Camerota: How do you take people who are working at the highest levels of their industry and ask them to learn the basics of another language that you want to make the basis of communication in your company? Aren’t they going to feel like a student in high school?

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Management practices vary significantly across and within countries and are strongly linked to pupil outcomes.
Among autonomous government schools, two key features account for a large fraction of the superior management performance of such schools: 1) having strong accountability of principals to an external governing body and 2) exercising strong leadership through a coherent long-term strategy for the school.
Improving management could raise school standards and could give broad support for the fostering of greater autonomy of government schools.
Autonomy by itself is unlikely to deliver better results. However, finding ways to improve governance and motivate principals could make sure that decentralized power leads to better standards.

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“He talked about dozens of families walking from farmer to farmer, asking to find chrysanthemum flowers used for funerals,” student Kazumasa Mukae (HBS MBA ’14) recalls. “His understanding of his business was redefined from a simple chrysanthemum producer to a provider of closures for families who have lost their loved ones. It was memorable to hear him talk about how his mission in life was developed and how he had redefined his business.”

Each winter, 900 HBS students dispatch around the world to see businesses up close, learn what they can about how they are run, and share their own knowledge with the leaders of a wide variety of enterprises, from mom-and-pop shops to megacorporations.

One of these programs, called the Immersion Experience Program (IXP), each year sends 30 or so potential MBAs to Japan, where they receive a unique education made possible by one of the most lethal disasters in modern history.

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Simply shaking hands before negotiations can increase cooperation at the bargaining table.
The social ritual of shaking hands can have positive effects even in antagonistic settings such as negotiations between parties in conflict.
A simple everyday ritual such as a handshake can create positive outcomes not just for individuals, but for parties in conflict.

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