Successful bootstrapping of Personal Loans at PhillipCapital has culminated the 6th year of my professional successes in a streak. Having said that, it is important to mention that these 6 years have come after quiet a few failures – personally and professionally.But failures have been important and in fact critical to my eventual performance delivery. Having been an aspiring equity analyst, I had never imagined that my love for research, analysis and number crunching will go a long way in helping me as a manager.Personal failures had ensured that analytical skills are not just restricted to numbers but extend their scope to humans as well. It has been this ability to understand people and what drives them that I owe my turnaround in life too.The mantra as a manager has been simple. Be humble, be ethical, hire quality people, provide enabling environments coupled with right incentives and minimal interference and you will be surprised to learn that world can work well without you too. In fact, it can work better if managers are focused more on evaluation, learning, synchronizing expectations and framing wise policy decisions, I feel.Experiences with stockbroking, wealth management, financial planning and personal loans whilst working in the financial services industry and with strategy and selling whilst working in the Consumer Durables and Advertising sectors respectively have widened my horizons and deepened my commitment to continuous learning.In the post covid world, I am investing significant time in building digital marketing and WordPress skills along with some refresher management courses on LinkedIn Learning and technical courses on programming languages like HTML / CSS on platforms like Codecademy.Personally, reading has always been enlightening for me but off lately a newfound dedication towards health and fitness is shaping up too.
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