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Announcement:DTE Consult User/New User |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 16 February 2006 |
Welcome to DTE Consult Portal. Now more than ever, knowledge and learning are at the core of DTE Consult mission. For new user please register to fully utilized our web portal and services. Please make sure that you have an active e-mail account because a confirmation mail upon your registration will be sent to your e-mail account.  For registered user please log-in using your username and password. Here, you can get information, articles on academic, management, woman and legal. You are free to use our forum and our chat room for discussion among members and among DTE Trainers. For Participant in DTE Consult Training Program you can downloads your program presentantion slide, notes, training tools in the download section. You Are Free:
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Welcome to DTE Consult Portal |
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Written by Web Master
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Saturday, 12 June 2004 |
The dawn of a new millenium brings on new dreams, new expectation and the rebirth of a new company. Tengku Naufal Tengku Mansor is the founder and Master Trainer of DTE Consult Sdn Bhd which was incorporated in 2003.  DTE Consult logo He brings numerous unique skills to the company, which make his corporate demand among numerous companies are very high. He has developed, guided and mentored by many proffesionals such as Dr.Edward de Bono duirng his training. DTEC is a business development, consulting and training organization that provides customized support with intervention designed for specific organizational needs. Our program fully embrace "breakthrough" actions while ensuring that your organization maintain its primary focus, exceeding client's expectations while meeting the company's revenue targets
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Written by Tengku Naufal Tengku Mansor
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Saturday, 21 January 2006 |
168 hours in a week - 56 hours of sleep ( 8 hours are usually adequate; do you get enough sleep?) - 21 hours of eating (Eat, and relax, and socialize!)  - 20 hours of attending class and labs -10 of every 24 hours are hours in which you'll have to make DECISIONS about what to do. -71 hours/week or 10 hours/day for study, recreation, and everything else.
CONSIDER MAKING A SCHEDULE. It can work like a charm in cutting down on tensions, worries, and daydreams. Far from making a robot of you, a time schedule frees you from making top-level decisions constantly thus allowing you to make the best use of your time.
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