India is a tough market for recruiters with many job offers chasing fewer talented candidates, and here's wishing Sudhanshu all the best for his new role ! Hope he blogs about his perspective and take on things in India. He already says how amazed he's about the change in the Indian mindset over the last one and half decades:
There is a positive feeling in the air, with a high level of confidence and a "can do" attitude. People I speak to believe that tomorrow will be better than today which already is better than yesterday. This attitude is infectious and a great morale booster when you are working with others in a team.
The new look Indian cricket team and the movie "Chak De" epitomise this new India and the change in culture. This is the reason why both have attracted such fanatical fan following for they seem to reflect people’s aspirations to succeed.
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hi gautam :
ReplyDeletecame across your blog by chance. liked your posts. will add to my google reader to keep track. do keep me posted on ckguruprasad@gmail.com.
i maintain 2 blogs. one a personal one (guruprasad.blogspot.com) on many things indian and my own perspective on things we see around us. the other one (kalina-rendezvous.blogspot.com) is all about spirituality, vedanta, chinmaya mission, etc. do check them out.
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hi Gautam, I have a query. I am an MBA from a tier 1 b-school frm bombay. I have an year's work experience under my belt. I want to move to the consulting business.
ReplyDeleteWhat I am confused abt is, should i settle for a Research/KPO role in a big brand (eg. McKC, Bain Capbility Centre etc) or take up live projects in consulting firms outside of the big 4 and relatively less glossy brands.