My Journal When Businesses Succeed, Livelihoods Flourish Read the full feature on WinPE From a small town in Maharashtra to leading Facebook India and becoming the first female investment partner at SoftBank Investment Advisers, Kirthiga Reddy has had an incredible journey. Read on to get inspired. Q1. Please tell us Read more…
Striking a Work-Life Balance Work-life balance gets stressed the most during childbearing years. In my case, for the first few years after marriage, we were not ready for children. When we thought we were ready, we postponed it for the smallest of reasons—a conference to attend, a pre-planned vacation whose Read more…
Ideas of Leadership Vision. Big visions and aspirational goals attract energy, make the energy contagious and inspire action. A critical part of leadership is defining a bold vision for the company, organization and team; articulating the vision; fostering an environment where people make the vision their own; and keeping it Read more…
Work Ethic and Driving Forces Big visions and aspirational goals inspire me. At Silicon Graphics, our technology was part of many big-ticket endeavors like the landing of NASA’s Mars Pathfinder. At Facebook, it is the company’s mission of giving people the power to share to make the world more open Read more…
My Journal The Superpower of AND Read the full feature on WinPE A self-professed optimist, Kirthiga delivers hard-hitting truths about the state of gender diversity and shares advice on how organizations and individuals can break down glass ceilings. Her unflinching perseverance is as apparent in this feature as in the Read more…
My Journal 30 Women in Power, Chapter Excerpt Get a full copy here The first time I was featured in one of the ‘Top 50 Women in Business’ lists, one of my colleagues asked, ‘Did you always know what career path you would chart and was it always a goal Read more…
My Journal Leaning In I was working toward a director-level impact at my prior company when I went on maternity leave with my second child, Ariya; my company had a six-week maternity policy. While it was very hard to consider going back to work so quickly, I returned to work Read more…
