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A Man of Principles

 I was employed by one company. The company had 50 employees. It is a partnership firm. They used to get job work from well-known OEM firms. Customers used to provide the raw materials, and we would process the parts. Then the customers would take back the finished products. In their logistic arrangements, the customer had a system for sending raw material as well as picking up processed material. So our job was to work efficiently because our efficiency was a direct profit to the owner. We used to have a very strict environment in the workplace. There would be a deafening silence when the owner arrived at the company. Nobody dared to say anything in front of him. Everyone used to be afraid of him. People who were new to the company initially despised him. But he had four old employees in whom he had great faith. They used to hold him in high regard. From them, I got to know that the owner is like a coconut. Though outside, he is an  extremely tough person,   he is a...

FACE THE FEAR , LOSE THE FEAR - MY BIKE PHOBIA

  Normally, a bike is an attraction to every youngster. But during my days in college, due to certain conditions, I could not learn to drive a bike. I always had this complex in my mind that if I ever would be able to drive a bike. After college, I joined a company. My boss, Anant, was extraordinary in communication. I learned a lot from him. I was an extremely dumb and less talkative person in my initial days. I learned a lot from Anant, not only communication but also my self-confidence was built by him. I started my journey of development even though it was late. To drive a bike, was one more skill that I was lacking. I used to be ashamed of telling my friends or colleagues that I don’t know to drive a bike. But now while working, I saw that colleagues are required to go to visit at Client's place on the bike. There were two bikes in the company for us to visit at the client's place. The boss also was unaware that I don’t know to drive a bike. Somehow, I was escaping from th...

Humility is powerful tool

Boss is boss. My boss was having the ideology that Being a manager, you need to be aggressive. This is an old stereotype method. As I always believed in humility, I was perfect for him. I used to do everything he used to allocate for me within the specified time. But when I complete the task, he used to get all appreciation from his seniors. But he never passed that appreciation to me. But I never considered this as a problem. I always kept thinking positive that I never worked for appreciation but for learning and survival. But whenever there is a single mistake, it was pointed to me by him. Sometimes, I used to get irritated by this behavior. But I never projected it that way to him. This culture is so popular that many companies look at it as a successful management strategy which I disagree with completely. To be successful in real terms you need to win people. Without people, success has no meaning. To win people you need to believe in humility. This is the only wa...

Under fair words, beware of fraud - Part 3- Fraud Revealed

For Part 1, click here For Part 2, click here Now, management decided to verify the situation by doing an audit of the regional office by a very senior lawyer of the company.   After the audit, the lawyer confirmed to management, "Yes, there is fraud and shreds of evidence are pointing towards Mr. Rao. But I cannot know everything in an audit."     Top management asked him to register a police complaint. As per that, he registered a police complaint and left to head office.  Now it was instructed to all that Rao sir will not be allowed to enter in office until police verification is done. But even after this, management had the opinion that it might be a trap by some of us. Hence, we all were under scanner.   On the other hand, Rao sir was telling all, that management only did this trap because he resigned.   After reporting a complaint in the police station, police immediately started their work. First, they came to the office an...