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Title: RKHS KMS Analysis
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We get number of appreciation letters but they all have a shelf life. Some or the other problem keeps on emerging leaving behind the good reputation earned with high efforts as people tend to forget good things & have a habit to remember bad experiences for a longer time... Showed first 250 characters
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These good & bad experiences can be capitalized in order to facilitate future planning.
3. Load of paperwork : Maximum staff which includes, top management, middle management (catering superintendents), & Lower management (Campbosses) are engaged in completing paperwork which a crucial factor for an ISO certified company but occupying maximum time not allowing them to concentrate on value addition... Showed next 250 characters
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