Tuesday 30 May 2017
MULTITASKING
Let me introduce you to Mr Nagaraju, our Local Chai wala aka coffee
wala...he is the best example of multitasking ....he can handle ten
customers simultaneously, take orders from them, prepare the Tea/coffee
as per their choice, take the cash from them and dispense the exact
change within minutes/seconds, never committing a single mistake.
Frankly, I have learned many things from him...Anaesthesiologists are
required to have similar multitask ability...they need to work with lots
of hands on activity simultaneously and they need to be monitoring many
parameters viz. spo2, pulse, ECG, etco2, blood pressure etcetera
...they have to assess the clinical situation, analyse information and
diagnose logically simultaneously....needless to say they need to be
experts in airway management and invasive and IVS internal precedures,
but most importantly, stay cool under stress.
There are very few jobs that don’t require multitasking of some sort or another. Employees don't have the luxury of focusing on one task at a time in today's work world.According to numerous studies, the multitasking demands of modern professional life are causing massive frustration and meltdowns for professionals everywhere. However, the problem is not multitasking. The problem is the assumption that multitasking means being reactive. Instead, multitasking abilities are built on sound time management and organizational skills.
When you run a small business or startup, everything and everyone demands your attention. Constant distractions are part of the job, but they interrupt your focus. By learning how to multitask effectively amid all those distractions, you can stay on top of your work and increase your productivity.Time management is one of those skills no one teaches you in school but you have to learn....Happy Time Management...Happy Multitasking....Col Pendyala Pradeep, Anaesthesiologist, Secunderabad.
There are very few jobs that don’t require multitasking of some sort or another. Employees don't have the luxury of focusing on one task at a time in today's work world.According to numerous studies, the multitasking demands of modern professional life are causing massive frustration and meltdowns for professionals everywhere. However, the problem is not multitasking. The problem is the assumption that multitasking means being reactive. Instead, multitasking abilities are built on sound time management and organizational skills.
When you run a small business or startup, everything and everyone demands your attention. Constant distractions are part of the job, but they interrupt your focus. By learning how to multitask effectively amid all those distractions, you can stay on top of your work and increase your productivity.Time management is one of those skills no one teaches you in school but you have to learn....Happy Time Management...Happy Multitasking....Col Pendyala Pradeep, Anaesthesiologist, Secunderabad.
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Tuesday 2 May 2017
My Encounter with the Genius...
My introduction to this greatest director of Indian Cinema was through my mother who saw some of his creations viz. Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne and Pratidwandi...my mother narrated the entire story of his films...and I can still recall verbatim what my mother narrated in 1969.
My accidental encounter with the God of Films took place on one Saturday when I was eating Puchkas at the Padha junction along with my sister. Every Saturday evenings, my mother used to give me rupees two for my dinner which used to be my favourite puchkas and aaloo chaat and those evenings, my mother used to take break from her everyday cooking at home. The God of films saw me enjoying my dinner ( Golgappa- puchkas ) and he came near me and presented me a bar of cadbury's chocolate which later became a habit for me...because, I used to wait for him at the same time and same place on every Saturdays when Satyajit Ray used to return from his studios and never failed to give me a chocolate. I could recognize his tall frame from a long distance..he was 6 feet 4 inches tall.
But, I could finally watch all his movies and his plays only after his demise in 1992 when I saw his movies and plays on a daily basis which used to be telecast at 11 pm on Doordarshan. I saw all his movies and his plays along with a commanding officer Col AK Pal, who was commanding 325 Field Ambulance at Naushera, J&k those days. We both loved him and didn't miss a single movie and play of his, which were aired on Doordarshan. And yes, we both were interested in analysis and review of all his creations which were shown, courtesy Doordarshan.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awarded him an Honorary Academy Award. Satyajit Ray is the first and the only Indian, yet, to receive the honor. Twenty-four days before his death, Ray accepted the award in a gravely ill condition, calling it the "Best achievement of his movie-making career."..Col Pendyala Pradeep
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