Shresth Shukla

Since you are reading this, you must be having doubts regarding my work experience, or maybe you would be stalking my profile to check if I am the right guy for your work or not. To clear the shutter, here I have given a few links to LinkedIn Connections, that you can trust regarding my work. I have worked with them directly or indirectly and I am pretty sure they are the personalities that you can trust upon seeing their personal brand on LinkedIn. These are well-reputed guys over LinkedIn and you can not doubt their existence of course.  Here we go..... Saurabh Sahane : The Busy guy One of the best guys that I got to connect from a data science community. He is a founder of a startup TMLC (The Machine Learning Company). I worked as an intern under him for managing content work for his startup. I helped him triple the numbers through content and LinkedIn marketting. Vetrivel PS : Supportive guy He is the founder of The Hack Weekly (thehackweekly.com) and the best person to manage the

This Shark has now built a huge fan base after his “doglapan”. Recently I went through his podcast with Raj Shamani and I learned and got to know many things about him. One key lesson that I learned from that podcast is………. LEARN TO SAY NO Be specific when you talk with someone. Sometimes people will call you rude for your behavior but at one point in life, they will realize how important it is to be specific to point.  If you are a founder or HR, say NO proudly if you think he/she is not eligible. If you don't want to hurt him/her, give them suggestions to improve and move on. But ghosting a candidate leads to a false image of yours. And it creates a false hope in the candidate’s mind.  It's ok to say no to clients if you think he is not valuing you. It's ok to say no to clients if you think he is underpaying you.  Similarly, for clients, it's ok to say no, if you think you are not getting the results you expected. Give some polite suggestions and look for other candid

Yet another normal day passed in my life, and I again felt like I did nothing special today than repeating daily tasks. It's 10 PM now. One thing that I am doing differently today is finally I am writing this after weeks of sleepless nights.  Every night I sit with my laptop, screen light shining in my eyes. I keep looking at a blank page and thinking of writing but end up scrolling my phone or playing chess or chatting with someone. All of a sudden! a question struck my mind. What will happen after a year? What would happen when I will graduate?  What will I do after graduation?  How am I going to fulfill my needs?  How am I going to support my family? How am I going to earn money? and most importantly what I am doing now?  Am I doing the right thing? I literally travel through the whole world of procrastination. And finally, I go to sleep with loads of thoughts in my mind. I realize daily that I am doing wrong. But end up doing the same thing the next day.  But this time I have p