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Lalit Shukla

Engg at BMC India

BMC

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Degrees That Matter:

I think I should take MS. Besides would like to take certifications on Enterprise Security Architecture.

Done Differently:

If I get the same opportunity, I'll enter into a start up. Startups offers the End to End visibility of a project, right from the conceptualization, to its impact into revenue model.

Job Profile:

I'm a Software Developer, working in the Availability Management Domain. I'm into Product feature Enhancement design, and then working on to implementation. Besides helping out the Product Manager to understand the feature enhanced.

Advice For New Professionals:

I would say, every job is challenging. One should not run for big name and big money initially. Rather should start as a low profile and gradually build your confidence with dedication. Confidence will bring you everything in the end. Starting off grand land often land you to substandard level.

Plans For The Future:

I would be the Vice President of R&D in some good company. Or I'll be launching my own company.

Working Life Management:

Work is first, just keep a flexibility to work from anywhere/anytime. So work has become part of family, and vice versa.

The Decisions That Matter

Joining BMC a big company at the start of my career.

Changes In The Professional Environment:

It was very much a offshore R&D center in India. But now it is responsible for major ETE releases

Other Thoughts:

Nah

The Journey So Far:

Its been great. Corporate culture is pretty open and opportunistic. It is ones own capability and perseverance that keeps him going.