Oct 08 | 01 min read
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Lalit’s aversion to MBA advice during our first meeting and his philosophy of “If you see a pothole, instead of advising on how to fill it, the expectation is that you fill it, show others how you filled it, and then move on the journey” have profoundly impacted my perspective. These principles underscore the importance of practical, hands-on experience and proactive problem-solving.
Expressing the vastness of my learnings over these two years is challenging, but it has been a journey of personal discovery, experimentation, recognizing strengths, learning people management, and navigating the complexities of being perceived as a key stakeholder or owner.
I take immense pride in the success story of one of my key accounts, ABIN Bev. During our partnership, they experienced a remarkable 20% increase in market share, a testament to our collaborative efforts. Witnessing their rapid scaling in India, coupled with our strategic interventions to optimize their route to market, has been incredibly rewarding.
Reflecting on my journey, I am deeply grateful for the impactful interactions and relationships that have shaped my experience at Bizom:
With retrospection as my guide, I offer three pieces of advice: