Sanjeev Bikhchandani
Is a classic story of spotting an opportunity andchasing it with guts,
determination, lots of hard work and a little bit of luck.
Naukri.com
(the company is listed as Info Edge India Ltd on the Bombay Stock Exchange)
is India's number one job portal at a time when there is a seriousscarcity
of employable people in just about every sector of business and industry.
It is also an extremely successful dot-com, having weathered the 2000meltdown.
How much better can it get? Naukri's CEO spoke to
MONEYLIFE editors Sucheta Dalal and
Debashis Basu
Is a classic story of spotting an opportunity andchasing it with guts,
determination, lots of hard work and a little bit of luck.
Naukri.com
(the company is listed as Info Edge India Ltd on the Bombay Stock Exchange)
is India's number one job portal at a time when there is a seriousscarcity
of employable people in just about every sector of business and industry.
It is also an extremely successful dot-com, having weathered the 2000meltdown.
How much better can it get? Naukri's CEO spoke to
MONEYLIFE editors Sucheta Dalal and
Debashis Basu
about the road he took and its various turningpoints Shall we start with a little bit
about your background and your upbringing?When and how did you decide to be
an entrepreneur? There are no business people in my family My father is a doctor
and he wasin the government from 1950 to 1983. So we were brought up in
governmentcolonies. I studied at St. Columbus School in Delhi, so did my brother.
There wasno business background in the family, no great financial acumen or anything.
My brother went to IIT, Kanpur, then IIM Ahmedabad and then did his PhDfrom
Stanford. It was forgone in our family that one would do engineering orbecome a
doctor the standard middle class aspirations of parents in governmentservice.
So I dutifully prepared for IIT entrance, took the exams and qualified.
Then two or three things happened. My rank wasn't great.
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