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Saturday, February 19, 2022

Motivation : Corporate world news analysis

Indians in corporate world witnessed two developments in Feb’2022. One Positive, one not so positive!

Positive:

N Chandrasekraran shall continue to be Chairman of Tata Group for one more term. He is the first non-Tata person who is sitting on highest Executive Chair. Huge respect to you sir, and a proud moment.

Some facts (re-iterating) for the purpose of motivation to many.

Born: June 1963 (He is 58 yrs Young person!)

Education:

·       Studied in a Tamil Government school.

·       Bachelor's degree in Applied Sciences from Coimbatore Institute of Technology (from a college that is not in top lists!)

·       Master of Computer Applications (MCA) from the Regional Engineering College, Tiruchirappalli (now National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli) (No B.Tech., No MBA from top-notch colleges!)

(Note: IIT Kgp established in 1951, and IITK/IITM were operational since 1959. IIMA and IIMC were in existence since 1961)

Professional Career:

·       Joined TCS, in 1987 after completing a Masters in Computer Applications.

·       He became CEO of TCS in 2009.

·       Under his leadership, TCS has generated revenues of US$16.5 billion in 2015-16.

·       With over 556,000 consultants, TCS became the largest private sector employer in India.

·       In 2015, TCS was the world's most powerful brand in IT Services, and recognized as a Global Top Employer by the Top Employers Institute across 24 countries.

·       In October 2016, he became an additional director on the Tata Sons board.

·       In 2017, after the ousting of Cyrus Mistry, He became Chairman of Tata Sons.


Learning:

As an individual: You must to be a dreamer, if you want to achieve something in life. You need to run that extra mile to execute that dream. You need to be performer. You need to work in the larger interest of your organization. A performer employee also need to be Trust worthy. A toxic employee is not preferred. Try to be in the fourth Quadrant (I'll elaborate more in next post).

For organization: One must not run for people with high pedigree a only thing as mark of success. Talent is everywhere. If the person is working in your company, s/he is marked fit for working and delivering in your organization, and hence selected. Right talent has to be nurtured & flourished, by giving sufficient opportunities and exposures. You may also have a ‘chandrasekaran’ in your existing employees. Nurture her/him so that s/he can take organization to next level.

 

Not so positive:

Chitra Ramakrishna (ex MD&CEO of NSE); was in influence of one ‘Himalayan Baba’ and was taking his advice, which culminated in providing unprecedented powers and benefits to one Mr. Anand Subramanian; surprisingly this ex-COO does not have any digital footprint.

Let the investigating agencies unearth the truth behind this ‘psudo baba’ – but I have a strong hunch if the baba was none other than Anand Subramanian himself! He appears to be a tech geek who has wiped out all details that may potentially link any lead towards him!

Learning: SriKrishna says in Bhagwad Gita while preaching Arjuna (the greatest warrior of all times) – have faith in yourself. Do believe in yourself and focus on WORK only that is been tasked on you – do not worry on the results (fruits) of your action!

In short – believe in your learning, your capabilities and your team members in executing whatever you do! No Baba or Saint or Guru or Prophet shall know business better than you shall. Stay away from Frauds. 

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