This is such a great article, Chaitali (your best one, in my opinion). I loved all the relatable lessons, even as a non parent, and it gives me a lot more insight into how you became a great leader. Thanks a lot for the read!
Absolutely inspiring story from you and your daughter, Chaitali. Thank you for sharing it with us. As a parent and someone navigating both IC and EM paths mid-career, it really resonated with me. Wishing you and Saanvi all the best ahead.
At the start I was curious how a daughter can be a role model to experienced professional and manager. Not one or two or three lessons but ten lessons. As the saying goes "Dont judge a book by its cover". I couldn't stop reading and I enjoyed and assimilated every bit of this. I wish it continued. All I can say is kudos to you for this valuable leadership lessons. It's a difference.
Thanks Fareed. Glad you enjoyed this and got value out of it! Its very true that there are learnings to be found in unexpected places. I was as amazed as you when I reflected on all the learnings from my parenting journey so far. I'm sure there will be more to come.
Loved the analogy and authenticity !! Leadership and life are always mutually exclusive when it comes to learnings. Thanks for taking time and connecting the two worlds together !!
Beautiful article with beautiful photos! Fully relate to all the leadership lessons that children have to offer, thank you for articulating it so eloquently <3
One of the things I have learnt from my 4 year old is holding the same bar for yourself as you would for your kid. Otherwise the kids (unlike adults) are kind enough to let you know :D
This is great. Thanks for sharing. I could relate to it a lot as I started my leadership journey right before I became a parent. I was able to see many parallels and transferable skills.
This is such a great article, Chaitali (your best one, in my opinion). I loved all the relatable lessons, even as a non parent, and it gives me a lot more insight into how you became a great leader. Thanks a lot for the read!
Thank you Jordan! It was personally meaningful for me to write this one so glad it's connecting with you and many others!
Loved the reflections and how you drew lessons from your parenthood! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Sidwyn!
Wow Chaitali, you have described the parenting journey along with career progression so beautifully.
Thank you Richa!
Absolutely inspiring story from you and your daughter, Chaitali. Thank you for sharing it with us. As a parent and someone navigating both IC and EM paths mid-career, it really resonated with me. Wishing you and Saanvi all the best ahead.
Thanks Trung! All the best for your EM journey!
At the start I was curious how a daughter can be a role model to experienced professional and manager. Not one or two or three lessons but ten lessons. As the saying goes "Dont judge a book by its cover". I couldn't stop reading and I enjoyed and assimilated every bit of this. I wish it continued. All I can say is kudos to you for this valuable leadership lessons. It's a difference.
Thanks Fareed. Glad you enjoyed this and got value out of it! Its very true that there are learnings to be found in unexpected places. I was as amazed as you when I reflected on all the learnings from my parenting journey so far. I'm sure there will be more to come.
Loved the analogy and authenticity !! Leadership and life are always mutually exclusive when it comes to learnings. Thanks for taking time and connecting the two worlds together !!
Thanks Pavan! I truly believe in interconnections between our professional and personal worlds and hope to show that in my writings.
Wow, loved the write up. As a parent, I can resolate totally with it.
Thanks Gourav! Happy to hear it resonated with you as a parent
Beautiful article with beautiful photos! Fully relate to all the leadership lessons that children have to offer, thank you for articulating it so eloquently <3
One of the things I have learnt from my 4 year old is holding the same bar for yourself as you would for your kid. Otherwise the kids (unlike adults) are kind enough to let you know :D
This is great. Thanks for sharing. I could relate to it a lot as I started my leadership journey right before I became a parent. I was able to see many parallels and transferable skills.