Q Why did you go from pharmaceutical school to your university? With your experience of working in a pharmaceutical school and starting like, what work?
A Ah, see, see what basically happens in life, what you hate, um, becomes a big lesson for you. I used to hate going to the pharmacy, cleaning, sweeping, Mining goods from wholesale market. I mean, um, at the age when my friends were enjoying. Uh, so that was the lesson. How market really work. How sales reps, how companies, how doctors, um, operate. How this market operates. I never knew that. And then I became a medical rep, uh, in every local kind of a company. It was local means in the sense that, like, black and white company. Not even colors were there in boxes and visual aids or literatures. So when you work in that kind of a company, ah, if you will not become a brand yourself, ah, company will not run. Ah, where failure rate is 80, 90%, every time just, you, you become so thick skinned, At the same time sensitive. I mean, it was, uh, somewhat oxymoron. Same time you are ziti or thick skinned, same time you are very, very sensitive. Um, when you go through that kind of a phase, and these two enable that, uh, one time that company start, which was started with 69,000 rupees in 84, became Merit's number one company. We had written Blaxos, Cibla, any company, everybody. Every company. Sheer hardware. Sheer hardware. That's it. I mean, ah, hard nai maani. Karna hai, tarna hai. Choice kuch nahi hai. Many of this kind of grit. Something could really happen. We were almost Weste…
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