Birendra kumar的动态

This month marks my 1-year anniversary at Globe Teleservices Pte. Ltd.! Reflecting on the past year, I'm grateful for the incredible people I've met and the valuable lessons I've learned. Thought I will pen down some of them. - Focus on the present: I've learned to prioritize the immediate next step instead of worrying about deadlines and & the final outcome. - Power of teamwork: Collaboration with experts makes even the most daunting tasks manageable. - Categorize worry: I've learned to ask myself, "Is this within my control?" and focus on what I can control. - Be empathetic: You can't really tell if a co-worker is having a stressful day, so be kind & don't shy away from checking up on them. Sometimes "small talk" can create "big" positive changes in someone's day. - You can't please everyone: I've come to accept that not everyone will like me, and that's okay. Pure intentions matter most. - Utilize breaks: Reading for 15 minutes after lunch has helped me achieve personal goals and look at work hurdles with fresher perspectives. - Track your growth: Celebrate small wins and milestones to reflect on your progress. - Do it well or don't do it at all: Strive for excellence in every task, no matter how small. Grateful for this journey and looking forward to many more lessons to come! Cheers & thanks for the lovely wishes here.

Today, when I was receiving congratulations for my work anniversary, I decided to share a little bit about how everything started... This journey started in 2017, when I was recently back from my exchange program - no job, having to move to a different home, without internet connection during this transition (things can get really slow in Brazil), and no idea what I'd do. Then, on one of those days, I decided to check the emails from my University, and Helpjuice was listed as one of the opportunities. When I read the email, I was like, "Ok, this is too good to be true," so I was kind of suspicious, but something told me to go for it - why not try? So I went to a LAN house (yes, I was still without internet lol) and started my text project between a teenage boy playing Counter-Strike and a man arguing with some support agent via Skype. A few days later, they contacted me to know more about me - not just about how Amanda would do the job, but to understand me as a person, to see if I was a fit. Well, you can guess how that went =D After being tested for a few weeks, I got my definitive "yes" on 12/30/2017. Unusual time? Maybe so, but we are always changing, adapting, and improving processes, so we make important decisions at the right time, without having to be constrained by some rules. You have no idea how much I've learned and grown in those 7 years - we were a really small team, and now we have lots of amazing people in several different areas. When I like a place and I feel that I can grow, that I can learn, that I'm valued, I stay. I stay, and I'm loyal to the purpose we all have in common. Some say customers come first, but I say the team comes first, because without a strong and reliable team, we can't offer anything to our customers. To offer the best, we need to be the best, and that's what we do every day - we challenge ourselves, we stay together during good times, and we stay even closer during challenging times. Emil H., thanks for always pushing us to be the best we can be! To many more years ahead - always together, always stronger!

Please join us in congratulating Matthew Krause on his 10 year work anniversary! We sat down with Matthew to talk about his tenure at Krause, his accomplishments, and the many lessons learned over the years. Q: What is the key to staying successful in your 10-year tenure? A: "The key has been a combination of adaptability and a deep passion for innovation. Over the past decade, I’ve embraced new trends, challenges, and opportunities, always staying curious and driven to deliver unique and inspiring solutions." Q: What is the most important lesson you have learned in the last 10 years? A: "The most valuable lessons I’ve learned happened when everything was “going wrong.” It is in these moments where we have the choice to give up or use it as fuel for growth. It is the power of collaboration. While individual creativity is important, the most successful projects are born from a team effort, where diverse ideas come together to create something truly remarkable." Q: What accomplishment are you most proud of? A: "It is an interesting thing summing up one’s experiences over the course of 10 years. I’m incredibly proud of our team and leadership’s ability to push creative solutions and not being satisfied with the “status quo.” Over the decade, I was given opportunities to use my creativity nature to lead several in-house advancements to the company. This has not only brought fresh, creative solutions to our internal team, but also experiences to our clients that has had a lasting impact on Krause’s outreach. Each one stands as a testament to the importance of a company that allows you the ability to stay curious about the world around each of us and the community at large. Hard work and passion are at the core of our entire team." Q: With a decade of experience under your belt, do you have any advice to up-and-coming individuals in your field? A: "Be a shark, in the best possible way. Adapt to change, stay curious, seek out your interests, embrace challenges, never stop moving forward, and learn all you can, while you can."

A few days ago, I celebrated my first work anniversary with Toll. Honestly, I never imagined I’d come this far. I still remember my first day at the company—I was instantly filled with regret and plagued by doubt, wondering if I had made the wrong decision. After spending 10 years of my life building what I had—nurturing meaningful relationships and creating a solid foundation—it was natural to feel hesitant when I decided to start over and rebuild my career with people I didn’t know or trust yet. What I feared the most was loneliness. I knew the role I was stepping into came with its own set of sacrifices. I had to navigate being on my own—without the daily conversations, coffee breaks, lunches, and camaraderie I once enjoyed. But I knew I had to do what needed to be done. You can’t have it all. Moving forward often means letting go of something you hold most dear. Over the past year, I’ve realized that many of us aren’t necessarily afraid of change itself; we’re afraid of leaving behind the familiar and stepping away from what we already know. Venturing into the unknown isn’t something that comes naturally to us. As humans, we’re wired with a fight-or-flight instinct designed to protect us, making it even harder to embrace uncertainty. Here’s the thing: if you don’t take chances, you’ll never discover what’s waiting for you out there. Your calling might just be out there, waiting for you to take that leap. Here’s to more adventures and life’s rollercoaster moments! ?? Captured in this picture are the people I spent so much of my time with in my previous organization—the familiarity I left behind a year ago.

Yesterday marked my second work anniversary! While milestones like 1, 5, or 10 years are often celebrated, I believe every step forward deserves recognition. These two years have been a journey of learning, growth, and connection—something I don’t take for granted. In the whirlwind of day-to-day routines, it’s easy to overlook how far we’ve come. So today, I want to pause and reflect: Gratitude: I’m incredibly thankful for the opportunities I’ve had, the mentors who’ve guided me, and the teammates who’ve collaborated with me. Each conversation, challenge, and success has added value to my personal and professional journey. Growth: Over these two years, I’ve faced new challenges, developed skills I didn’t know I had, and built relationships that inspire me every day. The moments of discomfort have often been the ones that pushed me to grow the most. Appreciation: Life moves fast, but taking a moment to appreciate where I am reminds me of the effort and support that brought me here. It’s not just about the milestones—it’s about the journey. Never forget to celebrate your progress, no matter how big or small. Growth happens in the day-to-day, and every step forward matters. Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey—you’ve made it meaningful. ?? #WorkAnniversary

Today is my 13 year anniversary at my company. It’s a bit of a tradition for people in my org to get an email of congrats for them sent out to everyone for the team to say “Hey great job”. I haven’t gotten one of these in 5 years. I casually mentioned this to my leadership a few years back and was told “Well we always thought you were above idle praise. “, and don’t get me wrong there’s a bit of a truth to that. However, as someone who has worked on both sides of the coin as a leader and as a direct report, my advice is to let that person decide that. Give them the praise and then let them tell you “Hey you don’t have to do that. “ The reason is because so many times our direct reports can feel unseen, or under appreciated. There’s a ton of times where there’s maybe something personal going on and they as people feel unseen or under appreciated. It’s not up to us as leaders to decide that for them, it’s up to us to let them make that choice and it’s up to us to understand that sometimes situations change. Praise your people when you can and where you can and let them know they’re valued for the investment they put into YOU and your company. They’re the lifeblood of what makes you look good, so if a 3 minute email is what you can do to make them feel valued, that’s a 3 minute investment worth it every single time and anything beyond that time is just better and better. That said, my favorite part of being here for 13 years has been the chance and opportunities to meet incredible people and in my learning and development role show my appreciation for the dedication and talent everyone I meet brings to the table every single day. It pushes me as an employee, a leader, a person to be my best self every single day. If I’ve interacted with you at my company, THANK YOU. Even for the smallest of time, because it reminds me of why I’m here and the fantastic company I keep. I can’t wait to do more and see where this ride takes me. Skal.

As I approach my one-year anniversary at NewGen IT Technologies Pvt Ltd, formerly VCARE InfoTech Solutions and Services Pvt Ltd, I find myself reflecting deeply. It’s disheartening to see some former colleagues, who were once part of our company, now spreading unfounded rumors after leaving a few months ago. They should recognize that our company provided them ample opportunities for growth, both monetarily and in terms of promotion, opportunities they did not receive in their previous workplaces. There's a saying that resonates deeply with this situation: "People often criticize what they once cherished." It’s clear to me now why this occurs, but it prompts me to question: What do they gain by damaging their own integrity? They left the company under the influence of a former employee who was dismissed by management for poor performance, unethical behavior, and causing significant financial losses to the company. So why propagate such false feedback about a company that once belonged to them as well? Their behavior is truly questionable. If there are genuine concerns, why resort to hiding behind fake identities (including the company's name and their own) to voice them? Valid grievances deserve transparent discussion. Instead of diminishing their credibility, they should pinpoint where improvements are needed and seek resolution openly. Leaving a company should signify personal growth and encourage the same for others. Let’s foster constructive dialogue and leave groundless accusations behind.

Happy 3rd Work Anniversary! ?? Your dedication, hard work, and positive attitude have been a driving force behind our success. As we celebrate this milestone, we want to express our deepest gratitude for your unwavering commitment and invaluable contributions. Here's to many more years of growth and achievements together! #3yearsworkanniversary #AnniversaryCelebration #LnGconsultancy #ITconsultancy #ITcareer

Today as 2025 was kicked off, I am marking my sweet?16th work anniversary ??! Over the past 16 years, I've gathered some valuable insights that have not only shaped my professional journey but also resonate deeply in other aspects of life. Here are four key lessons, one for every four years ??: 1.?Listen to My?Heart ??: Trusting my inner voice and intuition has always proven to be the right path. I have to be brave to listen to it. 2.?Patience Pays Off: Patience is rewarding in so many ways, both professionally and personally. 3.?Communication is Key: Effective communication is my most powerful tool. 4.?It's All in My Hands ????: Whether it's learning, making requests, asking for feedback, expressing gratitude, joining SWN-IL, or giving back, the power to make things happen lies within me. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this incredible journey ????. Here's to many more years of growth and success!????? ? #Salesforce #WorkAnniversary #CareerMilestone #LifeLessons

Today is my 5 year work anniversary! As I pause and reflect over the last 5 years, I wanted to share a few things I’ve learned at work: 1.) Never stop learning and improving yourself. Personal development is just as important as professional development. 2.) Be trustworthy. Afterall, your character is everything. 3.) Always maintain integrity and do the right thing. God will bless you for it (Luke 16:10) 4.) Honor and value your customers. Treat them with the highest respect and they will remain loyal to you. 5.) Leadership matters. It is a critical component of success. 6.) Hard work isn’t always recognized. Keep striving for greatness, one day it will pay off. 7.) Embrace challenges and speak up. Take risks and make it happen. 8.) You are replaceable at work but your kids only have one Mom or Dad. Put your family first. (I’m grateful for a company that understands my kids come first. I’ve only missed one basketball game in 5 years due to working out of town. That’s invaluable!)?? 9.) Have fun at work, life is short! When you can, help others and give back. 10.) Most importantly, always remember “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.” Colossians 3:23 Be blessed my friends ??