Managing Partner, Arthur D. Little India & South Asia   Mudit: Could you please tell the audience a little bit about yourself so they can get to know you better? Answer: I am a management consultant by profession, and I’ve spent nearly 85% of my career doing just that. On paper, I’ve onl worked for two Read More

Managing Partner, Arthur D. Little India & South Asia   Mudit: As a leader, whether you have to inspire people or, you know, even if you’re a technologist or whatever, this whole inspiration piece really comes in from communication. How important do you think, you know, because you talked about inspiration, you talked about looking ahead,

CEOatHinduja Hospital   Mudit: Why don’t you just tell us a little bit about your story and howyougottowhereyouaretoday?   Answer: So, I’m an engineer by background. I am from Calcutta.  After that, I got a job in a company in Bombay for two years. Then Ispent  my formative years, 22 years, and 3 am, where

CEOatHinduja Hospital Mudit: Over your 32-year career, you’ve likely experienced career shifts and transitions. Can you share your insights and lessons from moving between different roles and industries? Answer: Transitioning from a multinational corporation to a hospital business was a significant change and a leap of faith. It exposed me to a different level of

Mudit: What advice would you offer to mid-career executives looking to accelerate their careers in today’s fast-paced and competitive environment?   Sandeep Ghosh: To mid-career executives aspiring to advance their careers in the current professional landscape, I’d recommend the following: Self-Awareness: Understand your strengths and weaknesses. Capitalize on your strengths and work on your weaknesses. Self-awareness is crucial