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SHE FOR CHANGE has come up with an unique Leadership Training boot-camp named DiscovHER Leadership. Lean In India is proud to be associated as a knowledge partner for this initiative, impacting and empowering lives of girls and women around the world. This boot-camp by She For Change has been planned to help girls explore their […]

“Featured in the picture, is my first mentor in my professional life – Satya Roy. Right from helping me grasp the basics of the project we worked in, to guiding me through each and every intricate detail of PL/SQL technology – he helped setup a very strong foundation in the initial years of my professional

I remember feeling scared while joining my department Purchasing in Honda Cars India Limited . Being my first job, I was skeptical of being useful to the organisation , besides feeling lost all together in a completely new framework. The very next day to the orientation of the department, I was called by Mr. Rajiv

I was sitting in the coffee shop waiting for people to turn up for the meeting . This meeting was my community meet up for Lean In India – Events Circle . I had been anxious lately about an event I wanted to organize for women in our society who are on a career break.

A Commerce Honors graduate from Delhi University, I started working in the corporate sector in 1994. Since then, I have grown to have a very successful career to now lead the client servicing and business development effort for a few key clients of HGS. A few years ago while I was expecting my second child,

On 20th July 2000, I made the decision to accept an offer from Hinduja Global Solutions (HGS) to support my family and dropped out of ICWAI course. It was an amazing experience to be part of the pilot batch (23 members) for an international project, and that too the company’s first client. The first few

When I received the topic of the month, I was traveling in India. Sometimes, a place triggers a memory of events that would otherwise lie buried in the recesses of time. Call it happenstance but at least for this topic, I was in the right place! The minute I read the theme, the memory of

The first major break of my career came when I was newly married and had finished five-and-a-half years of work. My immediate supervisor was uncooperative, and my mother wasn’t keeping well. These circumstances compelled me to resign. In retrospect, it was a good decision, though at the time I braced myself for tough times ahead.

All of us present here, claim ourselves to be a part of modern society. However, do we really understand the meaning of what it is to be called as ‘modern’? It signifies that we are an open-minded citizen and take up pride in having our own choice. Unlike the conservative society, we believe that achievement

“TTTTRRRINGGG!! The alarm goes off at 7 am. Wake up, have a shower, go to work. Come back from work at 10 pm, sleep. Work- Home- work- home. No job satisfaction,demanding work, no leisure hours (or me time), constant pressure to learn new skills to stay relevant, super stressful! This was my life for four