Seek: Finding Your True Calling

by Rakesh Godhwani

About the Finding your True Calling An inspiring guide with examples of, and interviews with, top IIM Bangalore alumni to help students and young professionals find their true calling. If I dont crack this job, how will I repay my education loan? If I join an it company, will I be able to shift to banking after two years? These questions seem very familiar dont they? Every student has similar concerns about what career path they should tread. Seek provides insights into the various fields and industries-consulting, IT, media, oil and gas-by delving into stories of successful IIM Bangalore alumni like Arun Balakrishnan, Malavika Harita, and Apurva Purohit who have made a dent in their respective professions and fields. Rakesh Godhwani offers smart, practical advice on following your passion and finding your dream job. About the Rakesh Godhwani Rakesh Godhwani calls himself a nobody. After spending amazing formative years in great organizations in the high-tech space like Wipro, Intel and Qualcomm-doing different roles in sales, product marketing and business development-Rakesh realized that his passion lay in helping others reach their maximum potential and fulfil their dreams. Rakesh currently heads IIM Bangalore Alumni Association, coaches entrepreneurs and leaders in the hi-tech sector, teaches Managerial Communication and Communication for Leaders at IIM Bangalore, does yoga, cycles his way to work, earns a fraction of what he used to but lives a million times better. Rakeshs first book Plunnge was released in July, 2011. Reviews Seek will be a beacon to navigate students careers by asking the right questions.- Prof. Pankaj Chandra, Director, IIM Bangalore Budding professionals can seek guidance from Seek while making decisions on their career and professional choices.- Dr K. Radhakrishnan, Chairman, ISRO A practical approach for bright young minds to pursue a career they can identify with, attaining the right balance in todays competitiv

224 pages, Paperback

First published July 23, 2013