Four years back, i decided to make a small deviation in my career. I moved my brown bag full of things from a desk in a 100 member company to a then 6000 ( and now around 4-5 times that no. ) member organization.
While those exit discussions were on, my then-director told me that i was making a wrong move. That it was better to be a big fish in a small pond, rather than a big fish in a small pond.
I responded that the best of all these would be to be a big fish in a big pond. He laughed at that. Four years later i have a chance to retrospect.
Star Performer in my department.
Amongst the "Associate of the year" across the organization.
Nominated Trainer par excellence
2 rungs of corporate growth in designation.
Much more than that in role.
And more than anything else, i value the recognition that i have earned. When people call asking for advice, and when you know you can provide it - there is no bigger satisfaction.
I keep praying that i never lose my humility.
Grateful. And still working at IT.
Gr8 work sir...Congrats on those achievements...
ReplyDeleteYeah...after Prof R's classes we all know how to Listen....Quite a Learning that...as correctly pointed out by U. :)
N U R truly a humble & down-to-earth person....Prof Jay.
Wish U keep Living Life N Loving Life - King-Size....After all Life's Beautiful...Njoy every moment of it [:)]
Long time since I updated my blog - As of now Njoying Life & PGSame :)
Jay,
ReplyDeleteRemember me :) I too was in the Prolite team. May be the initial Prolite team. Sorry I could not be in touch with you for long.Congrats for your marriage :)
Regards,
Sindhu.
Hey Sindhu - this is a great surprise!!!! Of course, i do remember you!
ReplyDeleteHow are you ? And where r u now adays?
How's life going?