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What is HeartShip ?

Achieving individual potential requires a strong connection between personal and professional pursuits. Understanding and then pursuing individual potential requires reflection, change, and support from family, friends, co-workers, church members, mentors, and coaches. The result of beginning to understand potential is the beginning of a personal journey to achieve that potential.

In every market, in every country on earth, there are companies that have an edge on their competitors. They develop and maintain cultures that attract star performing employees. They display a level of flexibility unusual for their size. And when they face setbacks, they bounce back fast, turning problems into opportunities, and rallying their troops behind them.

These outstanding companies have linked employees with the company they work for creating strong, living cultures where those employees really thrive. They exemplify HeartShip.

Commitment
The DeSai Group is committed to HeartShip with employees, vendors, business partners, and clients. The DeSai HeartShip initiative builds a culture that supports esteem, security, self-actualization, individual faith journeys, making a difference, and personal and professional integrity. The result is a thriving business where people are:

Supportive of each other and the journeys they are on
Committed to the organization
Encouraged and enabled to innovate, initiate, and experiment
Committed to business goals while achieving personal life-long goals
Valued by the organization
Exceeding expectations

Respected for their individual strengths and qualities

Is your organization on such a journey?  Do you want to learn more about HeartShip?  Then feel free to contact me, my organization would be happy to share some of our lessons learned, the roadmap(process) we have followed to date, and our current initiatives on this journey.

-Jatin

Posted on Monday, September 18, 2006 at 09:49AM by Registered CommenterJatin DeSai | CommentsPost a Comment

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