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     Gudivada04 Mudiripoyina Bewarse Username: Gudivada04 Post Number: 12518 Registered: 09-2004 Posted From: 68.147.231.162 Rating: N/A |
Thanks to all for the wishes. Will try and answer some of the questions. MBA help ayinda ante, yes ane cheppali. One of our senior VPs actually pushed me to do that and I think it definitely helped. Not that I learned a great deal there but management recognized the effort I.e., I did it while I was managing 8 active projects concurrently. Ika compensation and other benefits ki vasthe, yes it is a different level. Business class travel even with in the country, executive pension, stock options, parking, vehicle allowance etc vuntayi. Base salary pedda ga perakkapoyina longterm benefits much better ga vuntayi. Chaala mandi comments ivvala, it's long deserved and in fact it's delayed ani. Formula is very simple. There is a no substitute for hard work. One of my bosses about a year and half told me as part of feed back "no one questions your intelligence, commitment and work ethic. There are some lingering doubts about your demeanour, you have to treat people nicer even when they are completely wrong and stupid. They have to feel good even after you gave them negative feed back and still want to work for you. I know you want to to be efficient and cut all the crap but it always doesn't work that way, you need to mellow down little bit and leadership is all about managing all kinds of people. You don't necessarily get all smart people around". I took this feed back in right spirit and made every effort not to piss off too many people  At this level along with hard work you need right opportunities to deal with executive management and connections. Next target - VP in five years. Thanks to all once again for the wishes. |