‘It’s An Inspiring Story Of Deloitte’s Current CEO Who Dropped Out Of School Because He Couldn’t Afford It – Indiatimes.com
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It’s An Inspiring Story Of Deloitte’s Current CEO Who Dropped Out Of School Because He Couldn’t Afford It – Indiatimes.com
It’s almost impossible to believe some stories are real. We recently came across a similar story on Twitter of someone from humble backgrounds making it big in this world despite humongous challenges. Punit Renjen,…
In our Twitter search for similar stories, we came across one at Indiatimes.
Deloitte’s CEO, Punit Renjen, has been with the company since 1989.
ThA thread was posted by Ravi Handa abouthe stalwart.
As a result of his parents’ inability to pay the school fees, Punit Renjen quit school.
In a newspaper, he saw an advertisement for Usha and decided to go to Delhi to find work.” he wrote.
As a teenager, Punit Renjen’s parents couldn’t afford his school fees, which forced Punit to drop out of school. Now, he is Deloitte’s CEO.
An advertisement in a newspaper led him to Delhi in search of jobs.
https://t.co/HPrVYyn1Sm. The user then points out that Renjen got a ‘RRotary Scholarship and used ito grow.
After that, he was awarded a Rotary Scholarship.
pic.twitter.com/oxK7pSfPYf. As a result of the same scholarship, Renjen took his first flight in his life and went to the USA to pursue his master’s.
When he went to America for his masters from the scholarship, he was the first person to sit on a plane.
Renjen mentions that he had two pair of tight jeans and a couple hundred dollars when he landed there.
As a scholarship student, he was the first person in his family to take a flight.
Because he couldn’t understand the American accent at the time, he would sit in the front row with a tape recorder.
(FOMO is not a new concept),” he wrote..
As he could not understand the American accent that well, he sat in the front row with a tape recorder.
There is no such thing as FOMO.
Then, something life-altering happened to Renjen.
Among the ten best students in one of the local magazines, he was featured.
He was then called for a meeting by a Deloitte partner.
“He was selected as one of the 10 best students in the area by a local newspaper.
During a flight, a Deloitte partner (Touche Ross) picked up that magazine.
During a flight, a Deloitte associate (Touche Ross) picked up that magazine.
A local news magazine picked him as one of the 10 best students.
During a flight, a Deloitte partner (Touche Ross) picked up that magazine.
“He got the job.
The company Deloitte doesn’t really play a role in our everyday lives.”.
He got the job.
Renjen is then quoted from an interview that the Twitter user “really liked.”.
“I’m good at what I do,” Renjen said.
My work is excellent, and I am not arrogant about it.
Renjen once said, “I’m good at what I do,” during an interview.
Despite my arrogance, I am really good at what I do.
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