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Q So you finished college and what did you do first? When did you finish college?
A I finished college in 2004. And I got placed in the manufacturing setup, uh, or in craft, if you would know based out of Godegaon. So this, there's one of the, uh, one of the largest export house out of India. I thought I would not get a better job than this. So I stayed there and I worked for three and a half years there. Uh, it was typically merchandising and two years I did merchandising. I found it very boring. And I thought of leaving the job that time, because if you would know, merchandising is bias, say you something, and then you copy paste, do it. I used to work for and Taylor Gap, all those brands. And then I started giving interviews actually everywhere outside. I went to barista. Can I do a job in marketing? Coffee day was big. There was a back. I went to Airdekin for an interview to apply for marketing because I was fed up of my career at that time.
AI assessment note: “I finished college in 2004. And I got placed in the manufacturing setup”
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Q See his shirt has a very differentiated color. It's not white, right?
A What color is it? Somewhere off-white, beige-ish. So I went, people, my parents wanted me to become a doctor, and Actually, I was pushed towards that career because in small towns, I think those are the two choice. And apparently went to Kota also for a PMT preparation, medical test that time for crash course, but eventually realized that I think I can't do that. And fortunately what happened that my father was very, you know, bold that he would get out of Bikaner, move to a bigger city and he moved to Kanpur actually. He got posted there. And when he moved there, I realized that it's just not, uh, this is a career. There are people who are securing 80%, 85% marks, and going to Delhi for BCom. So I realized that MassCom is a course, uh, BCom is a course, arts people are doing because of passion and well-to-do, well-family, good-educated kids. Then I realized that medical, I don't want to do. Uh, I enjoyed maths, physics, those kinds of subjects where I don't need to mug up. And definitely a small town kids going to a bigger city. So you get a little bit buoyed away by what's happening there. Uh, I realized that then then said, do an IIT. Then I realized it's too late for me to do an IIT now. Otherwise you'll ask me to bunk for three years. And it's, I think it's, uh, 98, 99. And, uh, eventually after graduation started preparing for competitive exams and formally landed into NI…
AI assessment note: “Somewhere off-white, beige-ish. So I went, people, my parents wanted me to”
