'You Don't Live 2 Days And Work 5 Days' - CA Amit Rahane, EY 'Forensic Services' Partner
1. Please tell us something about yourself.
1. Please tell us something about yourself.
I interacted with the VP of Marketing, named Manoj Murali of Airtel Bharati Limited. I interacted with him at the time of Airtel iCreate 2018 national final. I made a connection with him on LinkedIn and WhatsApp. As we solved the Marketing case on that competition and as he was in the panel, he remembered me. I asked him several question for this competition as following:
Sadashiv Pradhan, a Business Management graduate from XLRI Jamshedpur (Batch of 2016), now a manager at STAR India Ltd. talks about his first book - 23:59:59. For anyone aware of the importance of deadlines in a B-School and especially for XLers, the dreaded mails with a 23:59:59 deadline, the title of this book conveys what the story is about - the journey of an MBA student. But is it one of those cliched MBA books? Definitely not. Read on as he shares what this book is all about, how he went on to write it and how he managed to do it as a full-time working professional. And if that gets your interest piqued, you can find out more here.
It took me a couple of hours to scan my list of 6000+ connections on LinkedIn to find the right person to get my answers. Fortunately, I was able to find Mr. Kumar Priyaranjan, Senior Vice President & Head - Human Capital, Hikal. Hikal is a leading Indian Company that offers solutions across the life sciences value chain, established in 1980, it is a company built on enduring relationships. Being a B-School student, I was very inquisitive to get insights from industry leaders like him; so, I called him up over the phone to find answers to a few of my questions.
#Career #article #connections #LinkedIn #team #leaders aah! That’s my brain coming up with hashtags for the next post in my string of thoughts! My thought bubbles kept bursting with the excitement of having an opportunity to write an article again, because that’s what I love doing. And, the cherry on the cake being, (no – not the cash prizes, my command to the greedy me), but the chance to show my persuasion skills, my creative skills and my writing skills at the same time!
Highlights As Per The IIFT Placement Report -
“You Only Live Once” or its trendy acronym YOLO, as most of us are familiar with, has become colloquial. It is a term used quite often, especially by the millennials to refer to making the most of the present moment without worrying too much about the future. It has everything, from a fashion outlet to a chain of cafes named after it. For most, it is simply a justification to live life to the fullest. However, the same term often invites scepticism from the guardian figures in our life as, to them, it often entitles people to be irresponsible and unaccountable in their conduct.