~ Reflections from my Work with Leaders They arrive with substantial portfolios, hard-earned credibility and reputations for being the dependable centre of gravity in their teams. Many are first-generation corporate professionals, children of teachers, clerks, small traders or junior government staff. A significant number come from B and C class towns, rural districts and vernacular […]
As an alumnus of the National Defence Academy (NDA), my heart swells with pride witnessing a historic moment – the first-ever batch of women cadets passing out from my alma mater. The drill square, once an exclusive male bastion, has now echoed with the synchronized footsteps of women breaking barriers. And for me, this isn’t […]
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First Published on January 25, 2017 on LinkedIn Vijay Shekhar Sharma, a middle class, small town in UP, Hindi medium educated, DCE boy,…
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