Jeetun: He has a reason now, see? His son.Īrjun left marketing and trading organisation Arcalite (his first job) in two years, to accept his ex-boss’s offer to work in his new consulting firm because, as he explained, “I was quite bored as Arcalite was almost entirely internal audit and I had done enough of that.” With Morro you need to be able to jump when told. Jeetun: I am not sure his heart will be in any job. Rajam: What’s your point of dissent with Arjun? Send me to the US, I will never come back! Nakulaa: I am not going by Sudarshan’s 20 years. I still think he will work well for Morro. And resilience! He has stayed with the same organisation 20 years he comes across as a good leader. Jeetun: It’s not rocket science: if you have functional intelligence, you can pick it up, but the other things you cannot ‘learn’. He is pure MNC, whereas Arjun has a few years of Indian companies. Rajam: But then neither does Sudarshan have listed company experience, which Morro insists on. Must be a restless sort But question is, what is Morro's horizon? Nakulaa: In today’s scenario, two years in a job is a long time. Importantly, I don’t see good reasons for the changes. His son is studying Indian classical music, and has found a guru.

Two employers in 20 years, no Indian company experience, and he has worked in India only five years. Nakulaa Simha (another associate VP): Sudarshan Krishnan.

He is like his father, Vittal Morro, and will take only what he wants. Vinayak Morro will not touch a full MNC fellow. Jeetun ran his eye over the sheets and said, “Yes, eight out of the 12 employers were MNCs.” Rajam stared at the CV, took in its variations, and said, “Fine academic profile. Placing the CV before Rajam Rajanna, the senior VP, Jeetun said, “I don’t know what to make of this chap.” He saw that with every change, Arjun’s choice of company had become more non-descript and vague. While all things matched, he had only now noticed, Arjun had changed jobs almost every 2-3 years. Jeetun was an associate VP at First Bench, a placement firm in Mumbai and he was hiring a CFO for a client. Something about the overall feel of this candidate bothered Jeetun. Overall, ‘good chap’ as one would say.īut all was not well. Arjun Setalvad - articled in one of the finest audit firms in India, a rank holder CA, a company secretary and a graduate cost accountant. Jeetun Patki looked at the CV before him and back at the candidate.

Tic tac toe my mother got rolled over