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Managing Your Manager

6 strategies to make your manager your strongest supporter WITHOUT having to attend happy-hour events or coffee-meets

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    Seamless Interactions at the Workplace

    Our workplace success is also dependent on our relationships with our peers. This pre-recorded masterclass will give you insights to create every day strategies to have seamless discussions at the workplace. Discussions that are: cordial & conflict-free, productive & results-driven, and synergistic & solution-oriented.

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      What you get...

      • 2 hr 15 min masterclass on
        Managing Your Manager
      • 1 hr 30 min session on
        personalising the strategies
      • 6 audio trainings on handling
        difficult managers
      • FREE pre-recorded course -
        Your Guide To Getting Promoted

      Highly recommend Karishma for those who like to get better insights on managing career progression and how to go about it.

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      Karishma's insights completely changed my approach to achieving my goals, helping me focus and grow in ways I never thought possible!

      Bidhan Baruah, Chief Operating Officer, Taazaa, Noida

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