A 'Thank You'​ note for the People Managers!

-

 Please visit - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/thank-you-note-people-managers-ajitesh-pathak

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Remembering Ekta...

-
Image
Today is a very auspicious day in India… One of the most beautiful festivals is celebrated when a sister ties an ornamental wristband (or Rakhi) on their brother's wrist as a token of respect and affection… Raksha means protection, and the siblings share the festive moment to remind them that they are always there to protect each other. I don't have my own sister, but I have many first and second cousin sisters. Every year I get a Rakhi from them, and with physical distances being so far apart, they have transformed from the physical to the digital state. However, the feeling hasn't changed, and our love for each other is staying strong. However, a lot else has changed this year… 17th April 2021… It's been 4 months since my elder cousin's sister  Ekta   passed away due to COVID-19. First, my father passed away due to a heart attack in the same week on 12th April, and then my sister on the 17th… From Monday to Saturday, my family went through hell. It has taken us so
Read more

India's Greatest Victory ever in the history of Test Cricket

-
  If you are a Cricket fan and love the Test format, 19th January 2021 will forever be etched in your memory, irrespective of which country you support. A fearless Indian team scripted a memorable win by overcoming the hurdles at the impregnable Gabba. When all Indians were hoping for a satisfactory draw, young India showed that they have their way of handling pressure. It started with the bowlers, backed up by the batsmen, and all of it happened under the umbrella of a humble captain. India retained the Border-Gavaskar trophy by beating Australia 2-1 at their den. It was a proud day for us Indians. A feeling that ranks amongst the World Cup wins. A few days have passed since this historic win at the Gabba, and I can still feel the emotions gushing inside me. I have probably seen every video, every highlight package from the match. There is no bigger high in life for me than seeing India play their blend of Cricket. Supporting them, cheering for them, getting angry at them, etc., are a
Read more