It’s homecoming for the students of DBMS English School spread across the globe. As their alma mater celebrates its golden jubilee former students are going down the memory lane.
One of the former students of the school, Vineet Bhatt working as an IT professional in ICICI Bank, Hyderabad is a part of celebration and is hogging limelight with his creative work. Vineet is also a public speaking trainer and leadership consultant and he wishes to build his own company soon.
Sharing his experiences, he said, “I have been on leave for the last one year to pen down my passion of writing my debut book The Rear-View Mirror and break away from maintaining the daily job’.
Published by Partridge India the book The Rear-View Mirror, tries to explain the leadership skills and qualities through lecture and story.
‘I have worked for 10 years in Tata Steel in Jamshedpur and Tech Mahindra (formerly Satyam) in Hyderabad and I found by my personal experiences and close observation that senior officers are having poor leadership qualities and for any mistake they focus on blaming others,” said Bhatt, adding, ‘Many of the scenarios and incidents in the book are based on my personal and professional life real experiences’.
An alumnus of NIT Rourkela and XlRI, Jamshedpur, Vineet who did his schooling from loyola School and DBMS School, Jamshedpur, said, the main specialty of the book is its language and the selection of words and the writing is descriptive that would be a crucial takeaway for the readers.
The Rear-View Mirror is an inspiring tale of an extraordinary turnaround as the qualities of a humble taxi driver are pitted against highly educated American professional who is very proud of his antecedents.
Philip Young, a North American with British ancestry, is sent to Kolkata, India, much against his will, to head the Indian operations of his firm headquartered in New York. Proud of his high calibre and rapid success in life, under his reign however, the company’s fortunes take a tumble. Exasperated and flummoxed, he yearns for the familiarity of his earlier role and environment back in New York where he had spent his entire life.
My main aim is to make the world a better place for our future generation, said Vineet, who found much satisfaction in writing book than his 25 years of working in big companies.
Vineet who has started work on his second book, said, “My debut book has received very good and prompt reviews from readers across the country and specially from the former principal of loyola School who has termed it ‘Unputdownable’.
Several school of the Jamshedpur including loyola, Beldih Church, St. Mary’s, DBMS English School along with XlRI, XIMB and loyola Bhubaneshwar and others have ordered several books for their libraries, while JH Tarapore School gave away the books as an award to meritorious students of the school, added Vineet.
“I want leave a legacy behind and through my books want to inspire, elevate the readers that every single person has in him to reach the pinnacle provided he or she takes the responsibility’, he added.