Circumstances and upbringing hold answers to who you become
Snehal Kundalkar
I help companies thrive in todays innovation economy through hands on technical leadership, refined business acumen and management skills.
My leadership principles
My leadership principles act as my guide. These are invaluable lessons I’ve learnt from real world scenarios.
Bias Towards Execution
There are two major benefits tied to this principle. Firstly, let your work do the talking. Secondly, focusing on execution trains you to be a skilled decision maker.
Cultivate Patience
If there is one thing missing in todays world, its peoples attention span. Everyone is looking for quick success.
Yet time and again successful people have shared that in reality road to accomplishment travels through patience.
Rewire Your Success
Earn your success by measuring how many people you helped become successful.
Especially as a leader, you are only as successful as your average team success.
Contribute Simplicity Back To The Society
Use your intellect to make things better than how you found them. Strive to simplify complex problems and then share them with the world.
“Simple can be harder than complex: You have to work hard to get your thinking clean to make it simple. But it’s worth it in the end because once you get there, you can move mountains.” — Steve Jobs