MET IOM
Director General's Message
MMS Programme
Part-time Masters Degree
Placement Process
Esteemed Faculty
The MET Edge
Guest Lectures
Seminars
Entrepreneurship Cell
Alumni Relations Cell
METAPHOR Magazine
 
NEWS ALERT
 
MET VAULT
John Abraham shares
the MET MBA Edge
Placement Programme
MET Freeship Awards 2007
Placement Brochures
Ask MET
Online Payment
Institutes About Us Infrastructure Student Life Publications International Linkages Corporate Training


A successful CEO at 22

Can it get more exciting than this, a student fresh out of college would ideally search for a job for himself, but here is someone who found ways to provide others with jobs. He addressed himself as SMILEY to the MET students at an event organised by the MET e Cell of MET Schools of Management. Presenting, Rajiv Dingra, founder and CEO, jobs4freshers.com.

Rajiv spoke on entrepreneurship and its challenges. It was quite a surprise to learn Rajiv was only 22 years old! Surely age is no bar to becoming an entrepreneur.

This bright youngster spoke passionately about his achievements and gripped the attention of every MET student in the audience. Along with the job portal fame he also boasts about being instrumental in setting up another venture WATCONSULT.com, a web-based Advertising and Technology Company.

So when a MET student asked him as to how it feels to be one of the youngest entrepreneurs the country has, the answer was modest yet informative. Sharing the heart touching stories about how he encountered difficulties was a clear message to students to face anything that might come their way. The biggest problem he faced was availability of funds and to prove his integrity he did not let his father help him, even when he wanted to.

Another MET student asked how he thought of this business out of numerous options available. To this Rajiv said “I always knew what I had to do”.

One of the memorable events in his life was when he had to stay without any food for 4 long days. Another incident that marked the passion of an entrepreneur - Rajiv used to impost himself as a delivery boy going to collect cheques from clients at the same time acting as a owner on the front scene.

Mr. Smiley brought smiles to the MET students' faces and left them with valuable learnings.


Namit Bhavsar, is Management student and member of MET eCell has authored this article

Home
Jobs@MET
Contact Us
Sitemap
©Mumbai Educational Trust, All rights reserved
Last Modified Date: 4 July, 2008
Best Viewed in IE 5.5 or later with resolution of 1024 x 768