Charith Pentapati

Coming from a family that deals with business, managerial expertise was something that was driven into me. My father is a self-made business man dealing with lab and clinical reagents wholesale and retail line of business. My mother ventured into fashion and established a boutique of her own dealing with customers on a daily basis. Growing up in close proximity to two business-oriented people naturally generated within me the interest of running a business. But on the other hand, belonging to the millennial generation also inclined my interest towards computers. Torn between these two to establish a full-fledged career, I decided to mix both my worlds. 

When I was at a juncture in life where I had to take up an undergraduate course, I decided to take up Bachelors of Business Administration simultaneously coupled with a few computer courses as electives that could acquaint me with both my favourite domains. 

Since the commencement of the course, I put my best foot forward to acquire new skills in the managerial direction. I tried to build a strong foundational understanding of running an enterprise which is a complicated idea. Managerial knowledge is multi-fold and deals with several aspects at once. Human resource, capital, profitability, supply chain, etc all of which individually are immaculate need to be dealt with on a limited basis at the least to successfully drive an organization. 

It was this complexity of the domain that enticed me the most. I have always been a person who liked taking new challenging and providing solutions to it in my own capacity. Business is novel challenges on a daily basis and what can be more thrilling than that?