Aditya Birla Group - Creating an Indian Identity, IIM Bodh Gaya
Why is ABG big in my life?
Ayush Shukla
Only they win, who try! IIMBG ABGLP Woo Me
My life, like everyone’s has been a roller coaster of positive and negative vicissitudes. From a young
RAHULA RAJ
Nurturing the backbone of Indian economy- Aditya Birla Group; Ronit Jaiswal, IIM Bodhgaya
Why is Aditya Birla Group a big part of my life? Aditya Birla Group has always had its presence in my life one way or another. The fact that almost all of the Indian population at some point, has drawn livelihood or consumed its product and services bears testimony to its crucial role in nation building post-independence.
Ronit Jaiswal
Aditya BIrla- The brand which is part of my daily life
How is Aditya Birla a big part in my life?
ANUKALPA ROY
Challenge Accepted
My biggest challenge has been my efforts to make a 180-degree shift in my manager's perspective of me from an inefficient employee to an excellent shift supervisor. When I was given the responsibility of managing shifts, I didn't understand the nitty-gritty of the work. I was unable to foresee any challenges which might occur in the succeeding shifts, I was afraid to make decisions because of the fear of making the wrong decisions. I was in a dilemma about handling my worker staff because they had ten plus years of experience of work whereas I was very new to this. I decided to take one step at a time. I started conversing with my worker staff, started understanding their problem and also if required I would stand alongside them to work on production lines. My efforts had a positive impact on them, and they started helping me doing my job. This created a bond between us which then transcended into performance. To learn about making a decision, I consulted my senior colleagues and took their perspective on the situation. I slowly started understanding the process of decision making and after some time I mastered the skill. This experience had been a roller coaster ride for me. From being an under performer to getting appreciated for my work, trying to make people very elder to me work and also command them sometimes. Taking advises from my seniors and understanding the politics was something very to me. And it would definitely help me in the future. But the most important lesson I learned was that with hard work and determination, anything can be mastered
Aadi Takle
Aditya Birla Group - Creating an Indian Identity, IIM Bodh Gaya
Why is ABG big in my life?
Ayush Shukla
Only they win, who try! IIMBG ABGLP Woo Me
My life, like everyone’s has been a roller coaster of positive and negative vicissitudes. From a young
RAHULA RAJ
Nurturing the backbone of Indian economy- Aditya Birla Group; Ronit Jaiswal, IIM Bodhgaya
Why is Aditya Birla Group a big part of my life? Aditya Birla Group has always had its presence in my life one way or another. The fact that almost all of the Indian population at some point, has drawn livelihood or consumed its product and services bears testimony to its crucial role in nation building post-independence.
Ronit Jaiswal
Aditya BIrla- The brand which is part of my daily life
How is Aditya Birla a big part in my life?
ANUKALPA ROY
Challenge Accepted
My biggest challenge has been my efforts to make a 180-degree shift in my manager's perspective of me from an inefficient employee to an excellent shift supervisor. When I was given the responsibility of managing shifts, I didn't understand the nitty-gritty of the work. I was unable to foresee any challenges which might occur in the succeeding shifts, I was afraid to make decisions because of the fear of making the wrong decisions. I was in a dilemma about handling my worker staff because they had ten plus years of experience of work whereas I was very new to this. I decided to take one step at a time. I started conversing with my worker staff, started understanding their problem and also if required I would stand alongside them to work on production lines. My efforts had a positive impact on them, and they started helping me doing my job. This created a bond between us which then transcended into performance. To learn about making a decision, I consulted my senior colleagues and took their perspective on the situation. I slowly started understanding the process of decision making and after some time I mastered the skill. This experience had been a roller coaster ride for me. From being an under performer to getting appreciated for my work, trying to make people very elder to me work and also command them sometimes. Taking advises from my seniors and understanding the politics was something very to me. And it would definitely help me in the future. But the most important lesson I learned was that with hard work and determination, anything can be mastered
Aadi Takle