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As I mentioned, I am an active learner and I am not afraid to learn from juniors or superiors. Learning is essential for our development. If I make a mistake, I learn from it and ensure I do not repeat it in the future. In my opinion, making mistakes teaches you how to live.

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Career path

IXL Design Lead

Alstom APAC

From 05/2021 to 10/2016

Design Engineer

Cyient

From 11/2016 to 04/2021

Company

What do you like about your job and the company?

Alstom is a strong competitor in the rail industry, known for its sustainability, reliability, and ease of maintenance. The company continuously improves its technology to provide easy access to the public. Similarly, I aim to upgrade my knowledge to stay aligned with the latest technological advancements.

Greatest achievements

I'm not a workaholic; I believe in balancing work with fun. In my team, I noticed that people were always working without much engagement. So, I took the initiative to start and implement employee engagement activities with some of our colleagues, similar to what was already happening at other sites. This effort was recognised and awarded, and I felt great about the transparency at Alstom.

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Rajatha A

Employee Relations Manager

Top Insider Advice

It is very important to be your authentic self.

Manish S

Top Insider Advice

I strive to adhere to these principles, which can also prove to be a good piece of advice - 1. Seek to embrace new challenges in both professional and personal life. Being challenged in life is inevitable, being defeated is optional 2. Never shy away from embracing changes. Your life does not get better by chance; it gets better by change 3. Always be prepared for stretch assignments, as they provide valuable learning opportunities and enhanced visibility

Thitima C

System Engineering Department Manager

Top Insider Advice

If you enjoy your work, it won't feel like a burden or chore, but rather a pleasurable activity. When you love what you do, it becomes less of a job and more of a passion, making it easier to stay motivated and engaged in your work. Ultimately, this can lead to increased productivity and success in your career.

Discussions with Devika K
How do you keep employees aligned and engaged with the company's quality goals?
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in Career Tips·Friday, February 21, 2025
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