Building YOUR Career Capital | Nitin Thakur | TEDxRTU
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Mr. Nitin Thakur is a Harvard alumnus with 18 years of visionary leadership in Sales, Talent Management, Leadership Development & Learning.
After completing MBA in 2000, Nitin started his career in ‘Sales’ for 3.5 years. Thereafter, he changed his stream to Training & Development. He worked as a Soft Skill Trainer for 3 years & then became a Behavioural trainer with Singapore based Beacon Consulting for 4 yrs. Nitin started his journey with Rockwell Automation in 2010 as an “India T&D Manager’. Later he was promoted to “APAC Talent Management” position in 2012. And recently he has been promoted to the position of “Global Head - Training & Development Manager”.
Nitin has 4 master’s degrees i.e. MBA in Finance & HR/ Masters in Training & Development / Masters in Applied Psychology & recently in 2017 he completed his Executive MBA from Harvard Business School.
“Dreams are the Most Powerful Energy”. And all of us can fulfill our dreams. In this talk he is speaking about ‘How Can You Build YOUR Career Capital’. Whether you want to get a Dream Job, or want to Get Promoted or become a Successful Entrepreneur. Today I will share the “Success Formula” that will get you, what you want from life. Learning has a very important role in your Growth.
A Harvard Alumnus with 18 years of visionary leadership in Sales, Leadership Development & Learning , he is a visiting faculty for 'Shree Ram College of Commerce (SRCC)'. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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Of all those people that you have trained.. I have been one. And I can say from experience that working with you has definitely influenced and taken me to the next level .. Thanks for everything Nitin.
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Thanks so much Nikhil...
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As an engineer, I really needed a pathway. Thank you Mr Nitin Thakur for sharing.
Thank you Nitin for sharing these experiences of your life and providing great points to follow in life. Truly remarkable.
Motivating story....🙏🙏🙏🙏
Power of Positive thoughts!!!!!
Good learning experience....
Motivational story.
Inspiring Life story....
Always an excellent motivator...a great mentor and an excellent human being willing to support and uplift people around him.., keep going and stay blessed
Thank you for choosing the real problem and presenting the solution.
Amazing talk
Inspiring Sir. You always inspired me, motivate me as we both have 2 big similarities. Another good speech.
Im also starting my MBA, have been stuck for a while in college. Thanks for this talk to motivate people.
I am mesmerized 😊 Respect Man 👏
thank you so much for sharing.
Really captivating
Awesome.... Very Powerful n Impactful Talk.... Coming straight from the heart..... Keep Rocking Buddy....
Brilliant talk, resonated with my views and experience so much.
Great speech sir
Impressive talk....
The talk you delivered, I can say its more than perfect in terms of a combination of the reality of India.
I forgot what I wanted to be in college… I just followed what I like to do and things had always been really great. awesome talk
Great story and great story teller
Thank you sir for talking about such an interesting topic.
You rock Malik Bhai.
Take a risk!! I love this sentence!! Awesome Nitin
Though I am also not a good English communicator as like you described in this video. And I liked your thoughts and concept very much but 1. When you were riding on Bike and when you reached in Shimla and your experienced colleagues decide to go back your have not listened there view. This is not Risk this is immaturity. 2. When you reached a certain level then Risk taken capability is must but Risk can be calculative and there will be chance to survive, if without knowing the facts i will jump on mountain then certainly death is possible. Apart from this your whole story is encouraging and i think i should start continuous learning.
Education can't teach a person how to be successful.
"...and obviously, there was a lot of damage!" I can't xddd "... I lost my right eye" oh, damn, I feel bad for laughing now v.v
The talk you delivered, I can say its more than perfect in terms of a combination of the reality of India.