BIG BOSS - Chapter 4. ITConsult ‘Greyes’

Experience 4 narrates events in Adi’s new firm, ‘ITConsult’ in an altogether new industry (IT Consulting), which he got into basis his higher education. There he finds a compassionate and empathetic boss who he never wanted to relinquish. But the firm’s HR unfavorable attitude and Adi’s own professional pursuit didn’t find a place in the organization. As a result, he had to leave the firm and join another firm, ‘Razor Brain’ (IT Consulting industry), which promised him opportunities to carry out his pursuits for professional growth and learning. Adi decides… Excerpts... “…Adi latched on to the full-time course with a clean slate. He was sumptuous by the faculty the institute employed in various streams. Most of them were industry-experienced who possessed vast knowledge about the current business trends. Adi made many friends in the institute enjoying this fulfilling change surfeiting his appetite of continual learning…” “…As the course was ending, Adi was qui vive on the placement he might get after the course got over. To tarp the heedless hap, he preferred applying to the various open market positions than to wait for the placement season to usher…” “…30 days? Holy smoke,” Madhavan spooked as if Adi was to attend his funeral. “Since it’s a highly crucial position, can’t you make it early?” he pestered…” “…Today is my first day. It’s bleeding de trop,” she explained. Adi’s heart came out in his mouth. He sobbed, cried with his handkerchief sharing the flood. A local porter who was observing them since source approached them to enquire about the state of affairs.…” “…As Adi, Smriti stepped out of the cab, Madhavan came dancing towards them and passed by their side. A beer bottle was dancing in his hand with people in clusters sitting around outside either making out or just talking. Madhavan could be seen stumbling around. Inside of the hotel was super hot and sticky with loud thumping music. It was bit dark inside, and only the dance floor could be seen clearly as it had all the lights adoring the entire surface. Everyone had to be loud as the DJ sound was deafening. People were in groups chitchatting, some were either dancing or sitting or drinking…” “…You might be suffering from Alzheimer, but there isn’t a single day when I don’t undergo memories of your fair-weather conduct,” Adi told Madhavan after his statement opened up the old sores for him…” “…I can leave the firm in no time, licitly. Still, it’s my professionalism that I am willing to give you time to look for my replacement,” he smarted. Madhavan was disconcerted…”